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Planning for succession at boston construction group - a family-owned business

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Resumo:The succession process is one of the biggest challenges facing family businesses. An increasing number of family firms choose to select a non-family CEO as a successor for various reasons. This work projects investigates the case of a German family firm and its process of succession planning. If the ownership group of a family business wants to retain the company, it is crucial to have a common vision for the future. Thus, this study focuses on developing a shared vision of the family owners for the business, and subsequently lays outa roadmap for the company’s leadership transition to a non-family CEO. These results serve as an example for other family businesses, to stay on the right track to manage continuity.
Autores principais:Hilgarth, Anna Beate
Assunto:Family business Succession planning Succession Non-family ceo
Ano:2022
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório Institucional da UNL
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Resumo:The succession process is one of the biggest challenges facing family businesses. An increasing number of family firms choose to select a non-family CEO as a successor for various reasons. This work projects investigates the case of a German family firm and its process of succession planning. If the ownership group of a family business wants to retain the company, it is crucial to have a common vision for the future. Thus, this study focuses on developing a shared vision of the family owners for the business, and subsequently lays outa roadmap for the company’s leadership transition to a non-family CEO. These results serve as an example for other family businesses, to stay on the right track to manage continuity.