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Owners worry about family business longevity - 415 Group

Owners worry about family business longevity. Family businesses are optimistic about the success of their businesses in the short run, but not the long run ...

Build a Family Business That Lasts - Harvard Business Review

The answer is both. They can be much more fragile or much more resilient than their peers. Given that family businesses—companies in which two or more family ...

Does your family business succession plan have longevity? - TLPI

Ensuring buy-in and involvement from the next generation is essential. A succession plan should not start at the point the owner is concerned ...

Succession Planning Is Key to Business Longevity

According to 2020 census data, the majority (51%) of business owners are at least 55 years old, so retirement is on the horizon. But among family-owned ...

Family Business Longevity, with Rob Ferguson

Family businesses have a shrinking lifespan. Families in business together face conflicts and challenges that have made it increasingly ...

3 Strategies To Protect Your Legacy, Family-Owned Business's ...

Many of us start businesses to take care of our families, build generational wealth and create security for our loved ones. These are laudable ...

Do Most Family Businesses Really Fail by the Third Generation?

The longevity of family businesses is important not just to their owners but also to the economy. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, family ...

Family Business Facts | Cornell SC Johnson

Almost a third (30.5%) of family business owners have no plans to retire, ever; and nearly another third (29.2%) report that retirement is more than 11 years ...

Securing your family business longevity and legacy - William Buck

For those that have often spent their lifetime growing a business, the readiness of the future owners is a common concern. Change always brings with it an ...

Is Your Family Business Positioned for Longevity? - LinkedIn

47% of family business owners who expect to retire in five years do not have a successor in place.* Preparing to exit any business takes ...

How Family Businesses Survive Unexpected 'Wild Cards'

One of the key concerns for family businesses is continuity. Unlike non-family firms, many family businesses display a longevity that may ...

Family Business Longevity Requires Owners to Step Back

One study has shown that large publicly-traded family firms in Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan have lost half their market value in the five ...

Every Family Business Has to Make Tough Choices to Survive

Every family business owner dreams of handing over a thriving firm to the next generation—and leaving the business in even better shape than they found it.

Family Business Owners Focusing on Business Longevity

Family business owners are more focused on sustaining their business's longevity than on sustaining wealth across future generations, ...

Succession planning and family business longevity: a study on ...

The influence of owners in the entrepreneurship orientation of family‐owned businesses. ... Entrepreneurial orientation, concern for ...

Preserving the longevity of long-lasting family businesses

Individual attitudes in managing a long-lasting family business (Dimension 1 in Fig. 1); 2. Family practices to preserve family ownership and ...

Navigating Succession in Family-Owned Businesses: Accounting for ...

When a child expresses no interest in taking over the family business, it can have profound implications for the company's future. The absence ...

Effective Succession Planning Leads to Business Longevity - Kiplinger

It's a question worth pondering, especially considering only 30% of family-owned businesses survive the second generation. Many of these ...

The Long-Term Survival of Family Business | Rotman

This report summarizes our research into the stability and longevity of family businesses. We gathered historical data on public issuers in Canada over a ...

Ensure the Survival of Your Family Business Across Generations

Most family business owners believe their business will survive and support the family for generations to come. However, without very careful planning and ...