Family owned businesses
Leadership Succession and Sustainability of Small Family Owned Businesses in South East Nigeria
... own businesses, but prefer dying while still managing the business ...small family businesses to the potential successor is fundamental to effective leadership succession; while mentoring the ...
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Financial Decisions, Resource Constraints and Financial Performance of Family-Owned Businesses in the Manufacturing Industry in Kenya.
... in family-owned business research is growing rapidly, the area of financial decision making is ...in family firms is are focused on the capital structure, they do not give clear answers to the ...
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FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE VARIOUS LEADERSHIP STYLES AND ITS INFLUENCE ON MANAGEMENT DECISION-MAKING Miss Vartikka Indermun
... Family-owned businesses have deep roots in South Africa, dating back to the pinnacle of apartheid when access to good jobs was ...restricted. Family businesses sprang up everywhere, as ...
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Corporate values guiding the world's largest family-owned businesses: A comparison with non-family firms
... of family-owned firms (i.e., overlap of three subsystems: family, ownership, and business) implies that strong values, which are held by the founding or owning family, are likely to be ...
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Factors Influencing Succession Planning for Continuity of Family owned Businesses in the Wa Municipality, Ghana
... in family businesses takes the form of transfer from one generation to another, but succession planning appears to be left to chance by many ...in family-owned businesses and their ...
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Exploring corporate social responsibility policies in family owned businesses of Saudi Arabia
... Arabian family owned businesses are actively involved in CSR activates locally, and some are even doing it internationally, which all businesses interviewed agreed that it is completely ...
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An Investigation into the Core Values That Drive Successful Family-Owned Businesses: A Case of Lagos State, Nigeria
... of family-owned businesses. A successful family business is the one that does not destroy or weaken family harmony (Venter et ...the family effect, a term used in referring to ...
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ESTATE PLANNING FOR FAMILY OWNED BUSINESSES AND LLCs
... Family businesses are estimated to comprise as much as ninety percent of the businesses in the United ...Such businesses are often the primary source of income for the owners and their ...the ...
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Resolving Disputes in Family Owned Businesses - A Lawyer's Approach for Achieving Happy Endings For Unhappy Families
... the family members simply do not see the need to document their ...families, family members are not willing to share the type of information that is required in order to settle the terms of a legal ...
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Sustainable Ethical Culture in Family Owned Businesses
... the family businesses in Saudi Arabia also hold such views and overwhelmingly regarded it as the employee private affair and inappropriate for the employers to monitor emails of their ...
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Succession Planning in Family-Owned Businesses in Nigeria
... that family business owners use to implement succession planning required for business ...four family businesses in Lagos, Nigeria, who have successfully implemented a succession planning strategy ...
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Do Corporate Governance and Social Performance Differ between Family-Owned and Non-Family-Owned Businesses in Taiwan-Listed CSR Companies?
... the family firm to gain support of key stakeholders and extend the firm‟s external social capital (Sirmon and Hitt, ...of family firms, this stakeholder support may be viewed as a potentially valuable pool ...
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Strategies for Sustaining Minority-Owned Small Businesses
... small family-owned businesses (Fatoki, ...small businesses were a pool of college educated entrepreneurs most of whom were veteran soldiers of ...
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Succession in Horticultural Family Businesses
... potential family successors declined leadership of the business; (ii) the dominant coalition rejected all potential family successors; and (iii) the dominant coalition decided against family ...
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The effect of microfinance on the growth of female-owned businesses in Ghana
... female-owned businesses compared to male-owned ...where businesses will consider internal funding first before external funding, is the main cause of the difference rather than the issue of ...
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Strategic thinking in family businesses
... Recent family business literature suggests that these processes are influenced by firm owners' attitudes toward the utility of debt as a form of funding as moderated by external environmental conditions ...
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Start-Up Family Businesses: Lesson From Large Successful Family Businesses
... all businesses (Gersick & Davis, 1997; Zimmerer & Scarborough, ...Americas, family businesses account for 60% and 50% respectively while in Africa and Asia, they account for more than 70% of ...
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Family businesses and the gender of entrepreneurship
... which family business studies have been shaped in an effort to trace the genealogy of notions and connotations ac- companying family firms throughout time, both within the confines of academia as well as ...
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Market Orientation in Government Markets and Veteran-Owned Small Businesses
... Participant selection starts with an accessible portion of the target population (DiGaetano, 2013; Klabunde et al., 2012), which researchers may organize into lists for sampling (Dykema, Jones, Piche, & Stevenson, ...
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Challenges in Managing a Family Owned Business
... When family members work together, emotions may interfere with business decisions. Conflicts may arise as relatives see the business from different perspectives. Those who are silent partners, stockholders and ...
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