Adam Hill is a Professional EOS Implementer, family business visionary, international keynote and TEDx speaker, bestselling author, and host of the Fearless Family Business Podcast. As CEO of a century-old, fourth-generation family business, Adam has successfully guided his family’s company through generational transition and significant economic and cultural change, to become an aligned, sustainable, nine figure business. Managing generational transition can be one of the biggest challenges that a family business faces. It goes beyond the transfer of wealth. Families must also prepare the next generation, uphold evolving values, plan for sustainable growth, align stakeholders, and manage communication effectively. Not to mention the most critical element of all - preserving the family connectedness and love that transcends any business. It’s a process with a lot of moving parts, where systems, structure, and communication can be the difference between success and dissolution. Adam grew up in the family business and has spent more than two decades working in and leading the company providing a deep understanding and expertise in managing complex family business dynamics. He has a bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and an MBA from the University of Massachusetts. As a coach and advisor, Adam has a rich history of taking his own lessons and triumphs and applying them to coaching and mentorship. After transforming his life and becoming an elite world championship qualifying triathlete, he coached dozens of triathletes to cross their first Ironman triathlons. Today, as a Professional EOS implementer and family business visionary, he helps entrepreneurs and leadership teams get more of what they want from their business through the Entrepreneurial Operating System. Adam leverages his platform as an international keynote speaker to do more than just entertain audiences. He provides actionable strategies that address the pivotal challenges of leading a family business into the future. When he is not coaching, speaking, or hosting his podcast, chances are he’s “entertaining” people with dad jokes. Whether or not he's successful with that, you can be the judge.