Handbook of family business and family business consultation : a global perspective
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Handbook of family business and family business consultation : a global perspective
International Business Press, c2006
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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A close-up examination of several important consultation models and of the structure, dynamics, and operation of family businesses in Brazil, Canada, Chile, Ireland, South Korea, Lebanon, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Trinidad & Tobago, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States
This book is designed to fill an important gap in the family business literature. Florence W. Kaslow, Ph. D., Editor, an internationally respected authority in both family psychology and family business consultation, presents a disciplined look at how family businesses are structured, the ebb and flow of their dynamics, and the ways they operate in thirteen diverse countries spanning four continents. Top family business consultants working in those countries share their methods of helping clients increase earnings and fulfill the missions of their companies. The contributors examine essential aspects of the world of family business today, including family offices, globalization, and the management of a family's wealth. Tables and figures, plus a helpful glossary, make complex and unfamiliar information easy to understand.
As the world's economies interface and intertwine with the evolution of international markets and globalization, the Handbook of Family Business and Family Business Consultation provides the essential broad knowledge that family business consultants need in today's business climate. It provides a capsule history of the premiere organization dedicated to helping family businesses, the Family Firm Institute (FFI), and then examines issues essential to anyone involved in, or consulting to, family businesses, including:
the importance of family businesses to the economic well-being of countries worldwide
family officeswhat they are and why they're important
the significance of differentiating between the family business and the business of being a family for everyone involved in these overlapping relationships
the multiple and diverse roles that family business consultants play in different kinds of businesses and in different countries
the roles of non-family employees in family businesses
gender issues that affect family businesses
sibling rivalry and other issues of family conflict
the trend toward globalization in various family businessesand the implications of this trend in terms of family wealth dispersion, international understanding, competitiveness, and other emerging phenomena
With expert commentary from family business consultants in such a wide variety of countries, the Handbook of Family Business and Family Business Consultation is an essential read for family business consultants, family business owners, and Family Business Forum staff and member families, as well as professors and students in MBA programs and family business courses.
目次
About the Editor Contributors Foreword (Joyce Brockhaus) Preface PART I: ESTABLISHING THE CONTEXT Chapter 1. Brief History of the Family Firm Institute (Florence W. Kaslow) Chapter 2. International Expansion of Family Business Consultation: Consulting in Different Countries (Marta Vago) PART II: VARIOUS MODELS OF FAMILY BUSINESS CONSULTING/ADVISING Chapter 3. The Aspen Family Business Group Consulting Process: A Model for Deep Structural Change and Relationship Shift in Complex Multigenerational Enterprising Family Systems (Dennis T. Jaffe, Leslie Dashew, Sam H. Lane, Joseph Paul, and David Bork) Chapter 4. Hilburt-Davis/Dyer Consulting Model (Jane Hilburt-Davis and W. Gibb Dyer Jr.) Chapter 5. Preserving the Family Business: An Interpersonal Model for Reconciling Relationships (Leslie B. Kadis and Ruth McClendon) PART III: FAMILY BUSINESSES AND CONSULTATION TO THEM IN VARIOUS COUNTRIES Chapter 6. Brazil (Dorothy Nebel de Mello) Chapter 7. Canada (Denise Pare-Julien) Chapter 8. Chile (Jorge J. Yunis) Chapter 9. Ireland (Marcus Spillane, Bill O'Gorman, and Naomi Birdthistle) Chapter 10. Korea (Ji-Hee Kim) Chapter 11. Lebanon (Josiane Fahed-Sreih) Chapter 12. Mexico (Salo Grabinsky) Chapter 13. Saudi Arabia (Joseph Paul, Zaher Al Munajjed, and Haluk Alacaklioglu) Chapter 14. Scotland (Bill Gordon, Kenneth McCracken, and Barbara Murray) Chapter 15. Trinidad and Tobago (Annette Rahael) Chapter 16. Turkey (David Bork) Chapter 17. United Kingdom (Juliette Johnson, Mark Jones, Peter C. Leach, and Francis Martin) Chapter 18. United States (Joseph H. Astrachan and Kristi S. McMillan) PART IV: A KALEIDOSCOPIC OVERVIEW Chapter 19. Economic Change Viewed Through the Family Office Window: The Multifamily Office in a Changing Global Economy (Dirk Junge) Chapter 20. Managing Wealth, Liquidity, and Growth in the Global Family Business (Francois M. de Visscher) Chapter 21. Themes, Reflections, Comparisons, and Contrasts (Florence W. Kaslow) Appendix. Glossary of Family Systems Concepts Applied to Family Business (Joseph Paul) Index Reference Notes Included
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