Family business, strategic planning and corporate entrepreneurship

Salloum, Charbel; Digout, Jacques; Salloum, Laura; Mercier‐Suissa, Catherine; Chahine, Pamela

doi:10.1504/ijeim.2021.10036506

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“…Family businesses may seek to compete with their rivals by working hard to support the surrounding society (Salloum et al, 2021). In line with these last findings, the current research included the following hypothesis: Hypothesis 1d.…”

Section: Competitive Aggressiveness and Sustainability Initiativesmentioning

confidence: 88%

“…These companies' competitive aggressiveness can also strengthen their long‐term sustainability practices by encouraging owners and employees to be more creative, innovative and motivated to endure the rigours of environmental protection strategies. Family businesses may seek to compete with their rivals by working hard to support the surrounding society (Salloum et al., 2021). In line with these last findings, the current research included the following hypothesis:Hypothesis Competitive aggressiveness is positively associated with family firms' sustainability initiatives.…”

Section: Theoretical Background and Hypothesesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Family firm entrepreneurship and sustainability initiatives: Women as corporate change agents

Domańska,

Hernández‐Linares,

Zajkowski

et al. 2023

Business Ethics Env & Resp

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Family businesses are often seen as key players in efforts to increase sustainability due to their transgenerational focus. Researchers have reported that companies strengthen their commitment to sustainability as they consolidate their entrepreneurial commitment, but the existing knowledge about drivers of family firms' sustainability choices is limited. This study sought to fill related research gaps by exploring the relationships between five entrepreneurial orientation (EO) components—risk taking, innovativeness, proactiveness, competitive aggressiveness and autonomy—and family businesses' sustainability initiatives. These companies comprise a unique research context in terms of the EO‐sustainability link due to their focus on continuity and propensity to create value for future generations. In addition, women increasingly hold leadership positions within family businesses, and studies have categorised both entrepreneurship and sustainability as gendered processes. Thus, this research also explored female chief executive officers' (CEOs) moderating role as corporate change agents who influence the EO‐sustainability initiatives relationship. Analyses were conducted using primary data collected from 195 privately held family firms in Poland. The results indicate that only one EO component (innovativeness) is significantly associated with family businesses' sustainability initiatives and that CEO gender moderates the links between two EO components (proactiveness and autonomy) and sustainability. Thus, this article contributes to the management literature by exploring the role of women leaders as change agents for sustainability in family firms. Other significant theoretical and practical implications are also discussed.

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Section: Competitive Aggressiveness and Sustainability Initiativesmentioning

confidence: 88%

Section: Theoretical Background and Hypothesesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Family firm entrepreneurship and sustainability initiatives: Women as corporate change agents

Domańska,

Hernández‐Linares,

Zajkowski

et al. 2023

Business Ethics Env & Resp

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“…Dengan umur panjang dan kelangsungan hidup yang diteliti secara mendalam topik di bidang studi bisnis keluarga (Samara, 2021;Salloum et al, 2021;Ahmad et al, 2020). Hingga saat ini, jumlahnya masih sedikit studi yang berhubungan dengan kematian bisnis keluarga (Bövers & Hoon, 2020;Bang et al, 2023;Cosson & Gilding, 2021).…”

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Siklus Hidup Bisnis Keluarga

Rofiah,

Ransimanti Yuvati

2024

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Dinamika internal pada famili bisnis menunjukkan bahwa perusahaan keluarga unik dalam kesempatan belajar dan kebutuhan pendidikan karena berbagai alasan : (1) rentang waktu yang panjang dari keterlibatan keluarga dalam bisnis (2) pihak-pihak yang ikut serta mempunyai kepentingan dan peran yang berbeda untuk dimainkan keduanya dalam perusahaan dan keluarga semuanya penting bagi perusahaan berfungsinya bisnis (3) anggota keluarga yang sama bekerja bersama-sama, mereka mungkin mengalami emosi yang kuat dari cinta berbakti dan altruisme orang tua, hingga pribadi permusuhan yang berasal dari persaingan saudara awal. Fokus penelitian kami adalah pada konsentrasi pada hal-hal yang memiliki kompleksitas dan skala, dimana keluarga memainkan peran manajemen utama dan peran kepemilikan, dan jika ada niat untuk melakukannya menjaga keteguhan dalam keluarga. Dengan pendekatan fenomenologi dan objek penelitian kami pada toko emas di Jombang yang sudah mencapai 3 generasi dan didirikan pada tahun 1948. Dengan menggunakan manual data analisis prosedur penelitian ini menemukan bahwa dalam menjaga siklus hidup bisnis keluarga ada dua hal yang menjadi poin utama : (1) bisnis keluarga yang dikelola Anggota keluarga dan berada di posisi penting, terbiasa dengan linkungan bisnis sehingga bisa dipersiapkan alih generasi secara bertahap, tanpa paksaan dan karir berjalan sesuai prosedur tidak langsung pada jabatan puncak. (2) strategi pemasaran dimana diperlukan fleksibilitas pada pola kerja, waktu serta perluasan jaringan disamping itu juga harus mengikuti jaman dengan mengutamakan kepuasan pelanggan sehingga akan menimbulkan getok tular positif dan tidak lupa melakukan inovasi dengan tidak melakukan kontrol terpusat serta wajib menjaga nama baik.

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Features of Strategic Planning in Agricultural Production in Kazakhstan

Myrzaliyev

Mustafayeva

Shinet³

et al. 2023

RAS

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The relevance of this study is due to the fact that for the effective functioning of the enterprise in the current conditions of a dynamic and rapidly changing business environment in the long term, the requirement to develop new approaches to planning the enterprise's activities is highlighted. The purpose of the article is to analyse and identify trends in the development of agriculture. Basic research methods: analysis, regression analysis, method of forecasting, valuation method. Using the example of the cotton subcomplex, the price structure of raw cotton in the agro-industrial complex system is considered with the use of a paired regression analysis of price-forming factors. Based on the analysis, the reflection of the specific features of the agricultural sector in strategic planning is systematised. The problems of systematisation of the specific features of strategic planning in agricultural production have been investigated, a flowchart of a methodology for assessing the vertical content correspondence of strategies of different levels and problem areas of strategic planning has been drawn up, and a targeted scale was compiled for assessing the coefficient of the possibility of selfsufficiency growth in strategic planning. The features of agro-industrial production have been identified, which significantly impact the strategic planning process. The authors concluded that in order to solve the problematic trends in agricultural development, it is necessary to modernize agricultural production and the strategic planning process for agricultural development, which will reflect its development in the long term. The findings of this study can be used by specialised professionals for further study of the specifics of strategic planning in agricultural production, creating and adjusting of state target programs for the development of the agriculture industry.

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Family business, strategic planning and corporate entrepreneurship

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Family firm entrepreneurship and sustainability initiatives: Women as corporate change agents

Family firm entrepreneurship and sustainability initiatives: Women as corporate change agents

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Features of Strategic Planning in Agricultural Production in Kazakhstan

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