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Journal of Family Business Management (2025) 15 (3): 655–683.
Published: 08 October 2024
... business (FB) heterogeneity, it also explores the moderating role of the family CEO. Design/methodology/approach We draw on signalling theory and hand-collected data on Italian family IPOs that occurred in the period 2000–2020, disentangling the intended use of IPO proceeds as distinguished into three...
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Journal of Family Business Management (2017) 7 (2): 151–165.
Published: 10 July 2017
... moderating effects: CEO generational stage, tenure and education. Findings Results indicate that family firms with a family CEO have more formal HR practices than those managed by a nonfamily CEO due to higher levels of goal alignment and intentional trust between the owning family and family CEO...
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Journal of Family Business Management (2015) 5 (2): 192–217.
Published: 12 October 2015
.... Findings – Japan non-family firms tend to perform better than family firms in terms of attaining corporate social performance overall. Family CEOs positively affect CSP in the foods, textiles and apparels, and pharmaceutical industries as well as in retail trade, wholesale, and services industries...
