Research Applied: FBR Précis for the Practitioner
Perhaps the most talked about and, recently, the most studied theory of family business is the theory of socioemotional wealth (SEW), the emotional – not economic – benefits of controlling a family business.
The Dog and the Relationship Theory by Richard
This week The Practitioner features a story with a surprise ending. Thanks to Lenka Beinhoff for “The Dog and the Relationship Theory by Richard".
Myths and Realities about Culture and Families: Examples of Latin families
Culture is often thought of as a set of fixed, rigid, unchangeable characteristics belonging to a group in a specific geographic area.
Resilience: An essential approach to the boundaries among family, business, and ownership for the sustainability of the system
Thanks to Patricia Annino of Prince Lobel Tye, LLP and James Rappaport of the New Boston Fund, Inc. for this week’s article on boundaries and how they might snap — or not.