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13 Jun 2025
2 Min Read
Justin Yap (Contributor)
On 13 June, Taylor’s Centre for Family Business (TCFB) collaborated with the Institute of Work, Organisation & Wellbeing at the University of Nottingham Malaysia, to host an immersive session on the LEGO®️ Serious Play®️ methodology. The workshop brought together family business owners and professionals to explore how metaphor-driven, hands-on dialogue can unlock new perspectives on communication, leadership, and decision-making within family enterprises.
The session was filled with energy, creativity, and deep reflection, as participants used LEGO®️ bricks to express ideas and emotions that are often difficult to articulate through traditional discussion. The response was overwhelmingly positive: participants gave an average satisfaction score of 7.6/10, with over 70% reporting valuable new insights. One participant shared, “It really helped stimulate creative thinking and foster team connection.”
This successful pilot affirms the powerful potential of LEGO®️ Serious Play®️ as an engaging facilitation tool to spark meaningful conversations and strengthen relationships in family business contexts and organisations.
Taylor’s Centre for Family Business continues to be Malaysia’s first centre of excellence dedicated to empowering family enterprises. We seek to advance family business management and preserve transgenerational legacies by blending global insights with local heritage. Our commitment is reflected in bespoke experiences, lifelong intergenerational learning, and curated networking opportunities that help family businesses thrive in today’s dynamic landscape.
