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When Succession Skips A Generation
Hiring non-family executives helps ensure longevity, but it requires strategic finesse. In this article, Morten Bennedsen from INSEAD...

Morten Bennedsen
Jun 2, 2020
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What Should I Do With My In-Laws?
The succession of a family-owned business is often on the minds of its owners. For most, the transition of a family business from one...
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Handling Embezzlement In The Family Firm
Hearing about embezzlement in a public company rarely shocks anyone, but when it happens in a family business, people are often stunned....
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Steps In Creating A Family Business Constitution
A practical insight into some of the questions that need to be considered when creating a constitution. The best way to start creating a...
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Why You Should Have A Family Constitution
Over time a Family Constitution can gain such moral weight that contradiction becomes unthinkable. Bryony Cove and Sonal Shah of Farrer &...
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In-Laws & Influence In Family Businesses
In-laws hold a unique position in family businesses. This may be said for both in-laws who work within the business and those who, for a...
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Successful Succession Is By No Means An Impossibility
Making a success of succession is not, by any means, impossible as Marc Farror explains. Like all businesses, family ones have to deal...
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The Benefits Of Outside Experience
There are plenty of benefits of having the next generation work outside of the family business for part of their career progression....

David Harland
Feb 23, 2017
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What They See Is What You Get!
Social intelligence, a slippery concept that is nevertheless crucial to family business success. Your reputation is your biggest asset....
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Managing The Growing Shareholder Base In The Family Firm
As family businesses passes from one generation to the next, there is the inevitability that the number of shareholders will increase....
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When Gender Inequality Controls Whole Organisations
When cultural traditions and interpersonal relationships coincide, businesses start acting in irrational ways. The world knows that...
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Asian Family Business – Stewards Or Inheritors?
It is often said that the first generation creates the wealth, but that it is the second generation that creates the legacy. In an...
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Daughters In Family Businesses
Historically daughters were not considered for succession into maÂnÂaÂÂgerial positions in family businesses. Gender used to be a main...
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Family Business In Uncertain Economic Times
Family businesses are certainly not immune to difficult economic times. But they usually have more options than publicly owned...

Tom Hubler
Jun 16, 2009
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