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|a Managing for the long run :
|b lessons in competitive advantage from great family businesses /
|c Danny Miller, Isabel (i.e. Isabelle) Le Breton-Miller.
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|b Harvard Business School Press,
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|a Introduction: in search of long term winners -- What distinguishes great family businesses? -- Potent priorities at the great family-controlled businesses -- Brand builders -- Craftsmen -- Operators -- Innovators -- Deal makers -- When family-controlled businesses stumble -- Managing for the long run.
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|a "In Managing for the Long Run, Danny Miller and Isabelle Le Breton-Miller argue that the same attributes that have long been vilified as weaknesses of family businesses - stable strategies, clan cultures, lifetime tenures - have actually created formidable competitive advantages for many of these firms. The authors have identified more than forty large, family-controlled businesses that not only dominated their markets for twenty to one-hundred-plus years but did so by defying most aspects of modern management practice." "Based on an in-depth, multiyear research study, Managing for the Long Run draws from the experiences of family-run firms - including Hallmark, Timken, L. L. Bean, the New York Times Company, and IKEA - to reveal four unorthodox business priorities that any firm, family or not, can use to drive successful strategies."--BOOK JACKET.
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|a Family-owned business enterprises
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|a Success in business.
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|a Empresas familiares
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|a Éxito en los negocios.
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|a Le Breton-Miller, Isabelle.
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