

Navigating Family Business Dynamics with EOS, with Jacqueline Jensen (Family Business Radio, Episode 63)
In this episode of Family Business Radio, host Anthony Chen interviews Jacqueline Jensen from EOS Worldwide. Jacqueline shares her unique experiences growing up in an entrepreneurial family led by a Marine and her eventual involvement in the family business. She discusses her journey through education, working in sports tourism, and finally returning to the family business out of a sense of obligation. Jacqueline speaks about the challenges she faced, including burnout and the lack of a clear roadmap, which ultimately led her to EOS. The discussion explores her transition to working with EOS Worldwide, helping other family businesses implement structured operating systems. Touching on themes like clarity in roles, succession planning, and work-life balance, this episode offers valuable insights for anyone involved in a family business or contemplating joining one.
Anthony concludes the show with thoughts on prioritizing family over financial gains.
Family Business Radio is underwritten and brought to you by Anthony Chen with Lighthouse Financial Network. The show is produced by John Ray and the North Fulton affiliate of Business RadioX®.
Jacqueline Jensen

Jacqueline Jensen grew up in an entrepreneurial family, where conversations around the dinner table often centered on business goals and growth ideas. After college, she joined the family business and was quickly placed in leadership roles—often learning by doing. At just 28, she became General Manager of a private country club, where she experienced firsthand the pressure, complexity, and emotional dynamics that come with leading in a family-run organization.
In 2019, after years of long hours and chasing results, Jacqueline discovered a business framework that brought clarity, alignment, and accountability to her team—and transformed the business. She now dedicates her work to helping other family business owners simplify operations, strengthen communication, and build healthy, scalable companies. As a Professional EOS Implementer®, she believes that with the right structure, family businesses can thrive for generations.
EOS Worldwide
EOS Worldwide helps entrepreneurial businesses—especially family-owned companies—get what they want from their business. Through a simple, practical, proven system, EOS provides the tools and structure to help leadership teams gain clarity, improve communication, and strengthen accountability. For family businesses navigating the complexity of shared roles, generational transitions, and personal relationships, EOS brings the clarity and alignment needed to grow a healthy, scalable company. With over 28,000 companies running on EOS, it’s a powerful system for families who want to preserve their legacy, empower their team, and lead with confidence.
Topics Discussed in this Episode
00:00 Introduction to Family Business Radio
00:41 Jacqueline Jensen’s Entrepreneurial Background
02:11 Challenges and Lessons in Family Business
05:36 Discovering EOS and Its Impact
11:05 Implementing EOS in Family Businesses
18:01 Navigating Family Dynamics and Succession Planning
23:46 Discussing Family Business Succession
24:50 Generational Shifts in Family Business
27:15 Vision Traction Organizer: A Key Tool
30:29 Personal Reflections on Family Business
34:33 Understanding EOS and Ideal Clients
39:10 Client Success Stories and Organizational Clarity
41:40 Future Plans and Advice for Young Entrepreneurs
Anthony Chen, Host of Family Business Radio

Family Business Radio is sponsored and brought to you by Anthony Chen with Lighthouse Financial Network. Securities and advisory services are offered through OSAIC, member FINRA/SIPC. RAA is separately owned, and other entities and/or marketing names, products, or services referenced here are independent of OSAIC. The main office address is 575 Broadhollow Rd., Melville, NY 11747. You can reach Anthony at 631-465-9090, ext. 5075, or by email at anthonychen@lfnllc.com.
Anthony Chen started his career in financial services with MetLife in Buffalo, NY, in 2008. Born and raised in Elmhurst, Queens, he considers himself a full-blooded New Yorker while now enjoying his Atlanta, GA, home. Specializing in family businesses and their owners, Anthony works to protect what is most important to them. From preserving to creating wealth, Anthony partners with CPAs and attorneys to help address all of the concerns and help clients achieve their goals. By using a combination of financial products ranging from life, disability, and long-term care insurance to many investment options through Royal Alliance, Anthony looks to be the eyes and ears for his client’s financial foundation. In his spare time, Anthony is an avid long-distance runner.
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