Business transfer to the next generation is a complex task, requiring strong abilities to strike the right balance between different interests: the business itself, the market, the vision of the heirs.
How to deal with this nebulous scenario? What emerges from the Houston Business Journal article by Jennifer Mailhes, Managing Director at Doeren Mayhew Capital Advisors, the key word is splitting.
Learn more about Ms Mailhes’s tips in her article HERE.
Last month, the Interreg Europe Success Road project outputs were presented in an international event in Athens.
Nupur Pavan Bag is the Associate Director at the Thomas Schmidhejny Center for the Family Enterprise and Simran Senani is a senior consultant at BAF Consultants...
Matt Allen is a Professor of Family Business at the Institute for Family Entrepreneurship (Babson College). Due to his role, parents constantly address him ques...
US statistics on family businesses show that, in the last five years, only 19% transition to second-generation leaderships. The 2021 Family Business Survey by P...
In the article from Harvard Business Review we suggest you today, Prof. James Vardaman and Dr. Will Tabor focus on the need of family businesses to retain nonfa...
Business transfer to the next generation is a complex task, requiring strong abilities to strike the right balance between different interests: the business its...
One of the first decisions a family-business entrepreneur must make when it comes to succession to the next generation is whether to sell or gift the company. I...
After seeing the state of family businesses in the MENA region, today we focus on Germany!
The recent study Impact of COVID-19 on family business performance: ...
As already presented in our previous article, The regenerative power of family businesses - Transgenerational entrepreneurship is the title of the 2022 Global F...
It is a fact that the most famous and successful companies worldwide are family businesses. Walmart, Volkswagen and Berkshire Hathaway are just a few examples.
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Have a look at our project brochure to find out more about EU family businesses!
