By Craig E. Aronoff, Ph.D. and John L. Ward, Ph.D.
Responsible and disciplined strategic integration of family and business
goals, strengths and values produce powerful results for family firms.
Significant strategic change is crucial and now likely to be required as many as
five times during the tenure of new family business leaders. In Preparing
Your Family Business For Strategic Change, you'll learn:
how to ensure that your family enterprise stays strategically fresh;
how to make change your tradition;
how to prevent past achievements from limiting future successes;
how family values and passions can promote strategic business strengths;
how to recognize and use your family business' advantages;
how to overcome family business disadvantages;
how to create a strategic culture
and much more...
Creating and implementing successful family
business strategy requires family business leaders to understand the real
reasons for success, to create a culture of change and to manage incremental
strategic experiments in ways that consistently stimulate strategic thinking.
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'While each volume contains helpful
'solutions' to the issues it covers, it is the guidance on how to tackle the
process of addressing the different issues and the emphasis on the benefits
which can stem from the process itself which make the Family Business Leadership
Series of unique value to everyone involved in a family business not just the
owners.'
David Grant, Director (Ret.)
William Grant & Sons Ltd.
(Distillers of fine Scotch)
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These books deserve a place in every
business-owning family s library.
Léon Danco
Cleveland, OH
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I think the Family Business Leadership
Series books are excellent. They
are extremely concise and practical, and they have the information you need.
Gigi Cohen, EVP
Magid Glove & Safety Mfg.
Co., LLC
Chicago, IL
ISBN: 0-9651011-9-3 Copyright, 1997
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