Paul Andrews, Founder and CEO of Family Business United and a global champion of family businesses is delighted to announce the launch of its state-of-the-art Digital Family Business Archive. This groundbreaking platform is designed to revolutionise the preservation and accessibility of family business assets as part of a project to preserve items of interest for generation to come.
With a commitment to preserving rich family histories and fostering intergenerational connections, and further raising awareness of the significant contribution made by family firms, the new archive is user-friendly, easy to navigate and packed with all sorts of images.
This platform seamlessly integrates advanced technology to digitize, organize, and store a wealth of historical documents, photographs, and artifacts associated with family businesses.
Images will be collated into collections with inaugural collections including:
The Centenarians
Made in Britain
Every Picture Tells A Story
The Heritage Collection
As Paul explains, "We are thrilled to provide families with a sophisticated solution to preserve and share their rich histories. The Digital Family Business Archive reflects our commitment to leveraging technology for meaningful connections across generations and to continue to do all we can to preserve memories and the stories behind family firms to ensure that they do endure."
"There are some many family businesses that collectively the archive will draw from the past and the present to collate and grow collections that reflect on moments in time, demonstrate societal change over time and represent the very essence of a sector that is the backbone of economies around the world."
"We look forward to seeing where the journey takes us and to building a resource that is really special, packed with authenticity and reflective on many milestones that families in business have lived through as part of their rich histories too."
To learn more about the Digital Family Business Archive and how it can benefit your family legacy, visit the archive at familybusinessarchive.com
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