This study looked into the succession experiences of two second-generation family corporations. It also compared and contrasted the experiences of both using four main points succession system, family system, business system and interplay of systems. This study used a quantitative case study method. In-depth interviews with family members were conducted. The study also utilized secondary sources and Beavers SFI Version 2. The results showed family and business systems were intertwined the values of the family were mirrored in how they do business. Healthy families showed respect and understanding for each other. They knew their roles and limitations in the business. As long as the family\u27s relationship was harmonious and the successors w...
Family businesses constitute a large number of businesses worldwide contributing significantly to th...
Family businesses are institutions in which two seemingly disparate social units (i.e., families and...
ABSTRACT In the context of a family business, harmonizing organizational objectives and the expectat...
This study looked into the succession experiences of two second-generation family corporations. It a...
Family businesses constitute between forty five and ninety percent of gross domestic product world w...
Most successful firms in the Philippines were started by young entrepreneurs with the support of the...
This paper reviews the research to date on succession in the field of fam-ily business management. F...
Family businesses are prevalent in South Africa and throughout the world. Succession is one of the l...
This qualitative phenomenological study explored the various experiences and understandings of the k...
Fundamental differences are identified between the nature and functioning of family-owned and -manag...
The purpose of this study was to examine generational succession in family business as it relates to...
Literature indicates that succession is critical to the future of a family firm. However, little is ...
The purpose of this study is to find out whether there are differences on pattern of succession betw...
Reports say that only 30 percent of family businesses are expected to survive the initial transition...
Purpose: Despite the extensive breadth of research into the critical challenge of succession in fami...
Family businesses constitute a large number of businesses worldwide contributing significantly to th...
Family businesses are institutions in which two seemingly disparate social units (i.e., families and...
ABSTRACT In the context of a family business, harmonizing organizational objectives and the expectat...
This study looked into the succession experiences of two second-generation family corporations. It a...
Family businesses constitute between forty five and ninety percent of gross domestic product world w...
Most successful firms in the Philippines were started by young entrepreneurs with the support of the...
This paper reviews the research to date on succession in the field of fam-ily business management. F...
Family businesses are prevalent in South Africa and throughout the world. Succession is one of the l...
This qualitative phenomenological study explored the various experiences and understandings of the k...
Fundamental differences are identified between the nature and functioning of family-owned and -manag...
The purpose of this study was to examine generational succession in family business as it relates to...
Literature indicates that succession is critical to the future of a family firm. However, little is ...
The purpose of this study is to find out whether there are differences on pattern of succession betw...
Reports say that only 30 percent of family businesses are expected to survive the initial transition...
Purpose: Despite the extensive breadth of research into the critical challenge of succession in fami...
Family businesses constitute a large number of businesses worldwide contributing significantly to th...
Family businesses are institutions in which two seemingly disparate social units (i.e., families and...
ABSTRACT In the context of a family business, harmonizing organizational objectives and the expectat...