Developing leadership in the successor generation Foster, Alicia Turner.
By: Foster, Alicia Turner
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Family Business ReviewSummary: The cross-disciplinary nature of family business studies suggests the opportunity to consider theories and applications from a variety of disciplines in order to examine how they might be applied to family business. This article is an exploratory examination of how the Center for Creative Leadership's research in the field of leadership might add to the knowledge and hypotheses regarding leadership in family businesses. The goal is to outline strategies for developing leadership that practitioners might find useful in their work with families around succession opportunities. Additionally, the hope is to spark discussion and thinking around the possible application of a leadership development model to the successor generation in family businesses.
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The cross-disciplinary nature of family business studies suggests the opportunity to consider theories and applications from a variety of disciplines in order to examine how they might be applied to family business. This article is an exploratory examination of how the Center for Creative Leadership's research in the field of leadership might add to the knowledge and hypotheses regarding leadership in family businesses. The goal is to outline strategies for developing leadership that practitioners might find useful in their work with families around succession opportunities. Additionally, the hope is to spark discussion and thinking around the possible application of a leadership development model to the successor generation in family businesses.
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