Family-owned businesses perform deficiently on most taken 'best practices' of good corporate governance, from bulk voting to autonomous chairs. Could it be potential that they have an important lesson to instruct publicly-held companies? Yes, say the writers, who discuss their latest research, which suggests that family-owned companies are not just outperforming publicly-held companies over time, but they are also leading the way on possibly the most important practice of them long term thinking.
PUBLICATION DATE: August 01, 2013 PRODUCT #: ROT215-HCB-ENG
The Upside of Family Ties The Link Between DNA and ROI Case Study Solution
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