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By Christina Lubinski and William Gartner on Wed Sep 18 2024
The stories that families tell about their past matter. Here are some ways that families can begin to use the past to serve their present-day goals. EDITOR’S NOTE: This article was produced in Read more |
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By Lien De Cuyper and Bart Clarysse on Wed Sep 11 2024
While business models for traditional startups are well understood, there’s still a knowledge gap when it comes to social enterprises—those driven by social or environmental missions. Even though Read more |
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While CVCs may provide capital now, they sometimes end their commitment abruptly, spooking your other investors. It pays to research their track records. For many ventures, receiving outside Read more |
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Families can get emotionally attached to laggards in their portfolios and avoid taking tough but necessary action, putting the entire enterprise in peril. EDITOR’S NOTE: This article was produced Read more |
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Family-friendly policies encouraged women to think about what they really wanted for their careers. Work/life balance was not a factor. In Sweden, a growing number of mothers are starting a new Read more |
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By Rafaela Gjergji, Luigi Vena, Giovanna Campopiano, Salvatore Sciascia and Alessandro Cortesi on Mon Aug 26 2024
The decision to disclose strategy information is critical, as it reveals managerial actions, providing financial stakeholders with the information required to assess the firm’s competitive Read more |
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While the global business environment is forever changing, family firms often stand for longevity and stability -- and stable, long-term management is a key strategic element in their performance Read more |
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“ My great-great grandfather spent the first half of his life making money, and the second half of his life, giving it away - and the family has continued a strong tradition of both business and Read more |
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For many family business owners, thinking about succession can be challenging. It’s a lengthy process, and filled with questions and activities that seem daunting initially. However, it is Read more |
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By Roland Kidwell, Kimberly Eddleston, Linda Kidwell, John Cater and Ellison Howard on Wed Jul 31 2024
Sometimes the worst behavior happens for all the right reasons. Putting "family first" can jeopardize the business's health and longevity. EDITOR’S NOTE: This article was produced in partnership Read more |