Fleet of ready-to-go delivery trucks, representing the Weerts family's growth and organization in logistics.

Weerts Group Family: 75 Years of Expansion, from Transport to Global Logistics Leader

Discover the remarkable rise of the Weerts Group family, from humble beginnings with a single truck before the Second World War to a dominant force in the logistics industry. With an extensive presence in Belgium and beyond, Weerts has transcended the times to diversify into real estate and specialized logistics services, while preserving the pioneering spirit of its founder.

Shimmering skyscrapers evoke the imposing presence of the Van Waeyenberge family in the financial sector.

Van Waeyenberge family: 3 generations and a growing family fortune

Discover the history of the Van Waeyenberge family, a name synonymous with insight and endurance in Belgian commerce. Under the leadership of Piet Van Waeyenberge, this dynasty rose through activities ranging from food trading to the management of major financial holdings.

VTM logo, reflecting the Van Thillo family's media presence in Belgium.

Van Thillo family: 932 million euros towards a digital media era

At the heart of Belgium's financial and media dynamism, the Van Thillo family runs an empire that has successfully navigated the sometimes tumultuous waters of the banking and media industries. Despite the sale of Spaarkrediet and the closure of Het Financiehuis, their influence has only grown, not least thanks to their control of media giants such as VTM and Het Laatste Nieuws.

A winding road cuts through a dense oil palm plantation, an echo of the Bracht family's agricultural era.

The Bracht family: Discretion and a 72-million-euro inheritance

Immerse yourself in the discreet yet powerful history of the Bracht family, a dynasty rooted in Belgian nobility and intimately linked to the prosperity of Sipef. From Baron Theo Bracht's careful stewardship of the estate to the sad memory of an inheritance scarred by tragedy.

Traditional potato harvesting, a cornerstone of the Clarebout family's commitment to quality and sustainability.

The Clarebout family: A Belgian entrepreneurial dynasty, 800,000 tons of success

The Clarebout family, at the head of one of Belgium's leading food processing companies, stands out for its specialization in potato processing, with an impressive annual output of over 800,000 tons of French fries. With state-of-the-art facilities in Nieuwkerke and Warneton, this family-run business, with assets in excess of 431 million euros, symbolizes excellence, innovation and growth in the sector, while resiliently facing up to challenges and consolidating its presence on the European market.

Van Canneyt family

Bernard Van Canneyt: 30 Years of Real Estate Excellence in Brussels

Discover the remarkable career of Bernard Van Canneyt, the mastermind behind Château Promotions, which has transformed real estate in Brussels. Heir to an entrepreneurial tradition begun by his father, co-founder of Unilin, Bernard has diversified his family heritage by building a real estate empire.

Image of a white arch with a blue sky in the background. Manu and Michiel Beers stand in front of the arch, smiling and enthusiastic.

Manu and Michiel Beers: Tomorrowland Maestros and their 21 Million Euro Triumph

Immerse yourself in the fascinating saga of Manu and Michiel Beers, the visionary architects behind Tomorrowland, the electronic music festival that revolutionized the Belgian cultural landscape and captured the global imagination. From humble beginnings to a 400,000-strong behemoth, the Beers brothers have transformed a scouting party into a cultural institution valued at 21 million euros.

Fleet of logistics trucks, representing the vast global logistics company headed by Fernand Huts.

Fernand Huts: A 2.8-billion-euro logistics visionary

Discover the entrepreneurial journey of Fernand Huts, head of logistics giant Katoen Natie, valued at 2.8 billion euros. Together with his wife Karine, they are transforming the global logistics landscape through innovative solutions and a deep cultural commitment.

Family shopping in a retail store, reminiscent of the Uhoda family's retail network.

The Uhoda dynasty: 43 million Euros at the Carrefour de l'Innovation et de la Culture

"Discover the meteoric rise of the Uhoda family, whose fortune stands at 43 million euros, through their significant impact on the world of business and culture. Originally from Liège, and heirs to a history of courage in the face of adversity, the Uhoda family have transformed their family heritage into an empire embracing the distribution of services and artistic patronage.