In April 2026, the SUFABU partners gathered in Granada, Spain, hosted by our partner ONP, for the 6th transnational project meeting. With the project entering its final phase, the meeting was all about bringing everything together. Partners reviewed the latest status of the training modules — practical, hands-on learning materials designed to help family businesses […]

On 23–24 October 2025, the SUFABU partners met in Prague for the fifth transnational project meeting, hosted by the Czech partners organisations. The meeting was an important milestone for the consortium, offering an opportunity to review progress, align the next steps, and further strengthen collaboration among all partners. The first day was dedicated to an […]

In May 2025, the SUFABU consortium met in Jönköping, Sweden, hosted by the Centre for Family Enterprise and Ownership (CeFEO) at Jönköping International Business School. Partners shared inspiring examples of good practice and agreed on new ways to highlight them through the project’s social media. They also mapped out the next steps in developing training […]

In November 2024, the SUFABU team gathered in sunny Nicosia, Cyprus, hosted by our partner Omnia. Partners focused on transforming real stories of family businesses into case studies that will serve as a foundation for new training materials and practical tools for SMEs. Through a creative workshop, they explored how these stories can highlight both […]

On 3–4 June 2024, the SUFABU partners met in Florence, Italy, hosted by CEDIT. The meeting highlighted inspiring progress in the collection of case studies, with Sweden presenting three completed examples and Italy one. Partners also started shaping the training modules and microlearning videos that will guide family businesses and SMEs on their green transition […]

The project SUFABU kicked off on 14-15th December 2023 in Schwerin, Germany with partners from Spain, Germany, Italy, Sweden, the Czech Republic, and Cyprus! The project´s mission is to support family businesses in navigating the challenges of adopting a green transition concept, contributing to the development of a sustainable economic model for SMEs in Europe. […]