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Inside the Multi-Generational Family Business

Part of the A Family Business Publication Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-137-51101-0

ISBN: 978-0-230-11184-4

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan US - Springer Journals

May 17, 2017

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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Chapter 1The Syndrome of Generational Stack-Up

Green, Mark T.

Pages: 1 –27

[Less than 10 percent of family businesses make it past a second generation.1 But some of the 90-plus percent that don’t might consider themselves lucky.]
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Chapter 2Control beyond the Grave

Green, Mark T.

Pages: 29 –43

[Members of the Silent and GI generations have been through a lot—an economic depression, several wars, and a decades-long booming global economy followed immediately by a major recession. On the one hand, this has resulted in a resilient, “can-do” cohort praised by many as “The Greatest...
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Chapter 3Who’s (or What’s) Your Daddy?

Green, Mark T.

Pages: 45 –57

[Today’s dads come in many shapes and sizes; many of us are still the primary breadwinner in the family, but most of us place much greater emphasis on family than our counterparts in previous generations, including our own fathers. On the one hand, that represents progress from a time not so long...
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Chapter 4Battle of the Super-Women

Green, Mark T.

Pages: 59 –73

[From suffrage to bra-burnings to military service, no one would dispute the magnitude of change women’s roles have gone through in the last decades. It’s hard to believe that the controversial Virginia Slims slogan, “You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby,” debuted in 1968, over four decades ago. For...
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Chapter 5Meet the MEOWs—Mommy Executive Officer Women

Green, Mark T.

Pages: 75 –90

[They seem to have it all: career, family, friends, and the time and space to enjoy all of these. So why are so many Gen X women today dissatisfied? Some of the reasons parallel those of their male counterparts, including the idea that having too many choices isn’t always a good thing. Other...
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Chapter 6Boomer Retirement Mirage

Green, Mark T.

Pages: 91 –106

[It’s something most of us dream about: shedding all responsibilities except for vacationing, playing cards, and spending time with friends and loved ones. So why has retirement become such a complicated thing? Boomers are finding out the reasons firsthand as they struggle with the economic and...
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Chapter 7My Child, My Boss

Green, Mark T.

Pages: 107 –122

[Most of the previous chapters have talked about the tricky balance business families have to strike in sharing responsibilities and finances among generations—but the stack-up symptoms so far have involved the unwillingness of older generations to part with control and money. What happens when...
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Chapter 8Generation-Straddling Siblings

Green, Mark T.

Pages: 123 –137

[The previous chapters discussed the challenges business families face when multiple generations work together. But what happens when age differences among a set of siblings place its members so far apart that they’ve effectively been raised in different generational contexts? That’s becoming...
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Chapter 9Comfortable Gen X

Green, Mark T.

Pages: 139 –153

[It used to be that we worked too hard. In the fast growth of the 1980s and 1990s, long hours at the office became a badge of commitment to the company, one often associated with promotions and other perks. People, especially men, routinely chose career over time with family and friends, and job...
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Chapter 10WimpY Gen Y

Green, Mark T.

Pages: 155 –170

[As parents, it’s hard to get it right. Here in the United States, we’ve gone from communities with no locked doors and children out on the streets at all hours, to a nation with a sharp focus on seat belt laws, cell phones for everyone from an early age, and other safety measures. Of course some...

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