Authoring second-generation entrepreneur and family business stories

Smith, Robert

doi:10.1108/jfbm-11-2011-0050

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“…Results from another review indicate that there has also been plenty of studies on entrepreneurs based on typologies of entrepreneurs, as well as the personality characteristics, motivation and culture of entrepreneurs [1] [2]. Studies of entrepreneurs from family business perspective have also been discovered from family business stories or comparisons between generations in the family [3]. However, there have not been many research done on entrepreneurs based on their marital relationship.…”

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The Role of Marital Relation Strategies on Business Efficacy of Young Male Entrepreneurs with Spousal Involvement and Support as Mediators

Kurniawan¹,

Sanjaya²

2016

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Many studies about entrepreneurs have already been done from the perspecitve of the individual's characteristics or background, but not many studies have studied it from the marital relationship perspective. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of marital relations strategies to business efficacy through mediation of spousal involvement and emotional social support. The subjects were 61 married young male entrepreneurs in Surabaya, Indonesia. Data analysis was tested by using structural equation modeling. Based on the structural equation modeling, only conflict management and advice strategy have a positive impact on the business efficacy of young male entrepreneurs through mediation of their spousal emotional involvement and social support. The other four strategies, namely assurance, openness, positivity and social network have no positive impact toward spousal involvement and spousal emotional social support. Therefore, the four strategies cannot have an effective influence on business efficacy if they are not preceded by a good conflict management strategy.

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confidence: 99%

The Role of Marital Relation Strategies on Business Efficacy of Young Male Entrepreneurs with Spousal Involvement and Support as Mediators

Kurniawan¹,

Sanjaya²

2016

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“…Triangulation through data analysis of five in-depth interviews with other farm businesses in the community the case study was employed; Phase 2 of the study. (Muncey, 2010;Riessman, 1993;Smith, 2013;Smith, 2014). The following table, Table 1, outlines details of the case study and interview sample used in triangulation (Smith, 2014).…”

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“…(Muncey, 2010;Riessman, 1993;Smith, 2013;Smith, 2014). The following table, Table 1, outlines details of the case study and interview sample used in triangulation (Smith, 2014). Each interview is numbered for coding and analysis purposes (Alsos et al, 2011).…”

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Responsible and sustainable farm business: Contextual duality as the moderating influence on entrepreneurial orientation

Smith

Duncan

Edgar

et al. 2020

The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation

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Tackling poverty and injustices, protecting the environment and ensuring equality, all underpin ideas of being a responsible business. There are many arbitrators of what constitutes a responsible business and rethinking the United Kingdom’s farm business, post BREXIT, post COVID-19 and in relation to the entrepreneurial orientation (EO) of farmers is timely and essential to tackle crisis, uncertainty and sustain a healthy rural ecosystem. This is an ethnographic study into contextual dualities. Data from one case farm are presented, and findings are triangulated through a grounded thematic data analysis of five in-depth interviews with other farms from the same community. An empirically informed framework is constructed explaining how, through duality, EO is moderated across six themes. The contributions to policy and practice are intertwined. Through identification of moderators of (and for) duality, the rural ecosystem can be better managed through effective policy design and responsible practice at grass roots. Accelerated professionalisation in the agricultural industry involves combining the rich, irreplaceable knowledge of older generations with shaping the values and behaviours of new generations. By synthesising EO with farmer mentality, we theorise and inform how to re-educate future generations in responsible and sustainable farm businesses.

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“…Succession planning can be defined as an effort to plan the right amount and quality of managers and employees that includes retirement age, death, serious illness or it can be for promotion and any new positions that can be created in the organization's factory in the future. Smith (2014) argued that a clearer understanding of the second generation of entrepreneurs will enable these individuals to better understand their entrepreneurial heritage and how it relates to their family business story. Filser et al, (2013) suggest that inter-sibling competition can make it difficult to determine who the next generations.…”

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Succession Process in the Family Business: A Case Study of Pekalonganese Batik Cloth Enterprises, Indonesia

Kusumantoro

Suman

Widjaja

et al. 2020

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Purpose: The main purpose of this study is to explain the role of parents in teaching business management to their children from an early age for the success of family business succession. Methodology: It was a qualitative study and data were collected by observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation. The focus of this study was the succession process of the PekalonganBatik business analyzed from the entrepreneurial learning perspective. Interview questions focused on entrepreneurial learning and how parents teaching business management. Interviews conducted into 6 Informants. Each interview took between 35 – 45 minutes. Main Finding: The results of this study showed that parents usually introduced business management to their children from an early age. They made their children involved in the business to know about the planning, producing and marketing of Batik cloths. The indicators of giving entrepreneurial learning to children are involving them in business activities; they learned to manage the business by doing those activities at their parents’business. Implications/Applications: This study can be useful for another batik enterprises center to guidelines for succession. Novelty/Originality: This research was to explore the parents to involve their children from an early age to help manage businesses in preparation for business succession.

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Authoring second-generation entrepreneur and family business stories

Cited by 15 publications

References 92 publications

The Role of Marital Relation Strategies on Business Efficacy of Young Male Entrepreneurs with Spousal Involvement and Support as Mediators

The Role of Marital Relation Strategies on Business Efficacy of Young Male Entrepreneurs with Spousal Involvement and Support as Mediators

Responsible and sustainable farm business: Contextual duality as the moderating influence on entrepreneurial orientation

Succession Process in the Family Business: A Case Study of Pekalonganese Batik Cloth Enterprises, Indonesia

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