Transferring power to the younger generation can be profoundly disorienting – but help can be found in surprising quarters.
A challenging environment and historical baggage hinder Russian family companies from achieving their full potential.
For family firms, plotting ambitious futures is like planning a space venture.
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Too much centralised control puts a family business at risk when the owner-manager dies.
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Widely-held cultural views shape securities analysts’ assessment of family firms.
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Lessons from the U.K.’s oldest privately owned bank, which has been in the same family for more than 300 years.
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The professionalisation of leading family firms.
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Staying true to your roots can foster inertia when innovation is most necessary.
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Hiring non-family executives helps ensure longevity, but it requires strategic finesse.
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The family dynamics that promote smooth transfer to the next generation.
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