The Succession Experience of the Next Generation
Family Business ReviewPublished 1 September 1992
Wendy C. Handler
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Abstract
Literature indicates that succession is critical to the future of a family firm. However, little is known about how the next generation actually experiences the process of succession. An in-depth biographical study of thirty-two next-generation family members indicates specific factors critical to succession. The findings are delineated in a framework that portrays these influences, their relationships, and the effect they have on the succession experience of next-generation family members.
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Business, Management and Accounting
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