Keeping the Family Business Healthy

John L. Ward

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Family Business Performance and Succession Management and Organizational Practices Strategic Planning and Analysis

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Good planning is more than just thinking ahead; businesses need a strategic approach to ensuring their success. Keeping the Family Business Healthy provides readers with a guide to strategic thinking,

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