Family businesses and long-horizon ownership
Concentrated, patient ownership and the succession problem that eventually tests it.
9 books · 1 people behind it
Start here
- Small GiantsBo Burlingham, 2005
- Hidden ChampionsHermann Simon, 1996
- DynastiesDavid S. Landes, 2006
- Generation to GenerationKelin E. Gersick, John A. Davis, Marion McCollom Hampton, Ivan Lansberg, 1997
The people behind it 1
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Strategists 1
Books 9
Jim Collins, Jerry I. Porras · 1994 · Visionary companies and the long-horizon ownership behind them.
Kelin E. Gersick, John A. Davis, Marion McCollom Hampton, Ivan Lansberg · 1997 · The three-circle model; the founding text of family-business study.
John L. Ward · 1987 · Growth, succession and ownership planning; the field's first practical manual.
Hermann Simon · 1996 · Mittelstand niche leaders: narrow markets, deep moats, patient owners.
James E. Hughes Jr. · 1997 · Human and intellectual capital as what a family actually preserves.
John L. Ward · 2004 · Fifty lessons from long-lived family firms.
T2 Small Giants
Bo Burlingham · 2005 · Firms that deliberately chose to be great rather than big.
T2 Dynasties
David S. Landes · 2006 · Rothschilds to Toyodas: what makes family firms last or fail.
Vicki TenHaken · 2016 · What firms surviving a hundred years have in common