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four Cs of family business: a standalone construct

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Family business

four priorities said to mark long-lived family businesses: continuity of mission, a close community of employees, lasting connections with partners and freedom of command.

In family business, four Cs of family business refers to four priorities said to mark long-lived family businesses: continuity of mission, a close community of employees, lasting connections with partners and freedom of command. This meaning comes from Miller (2005) in Managing for the long run.[1]

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Miller, D., & Breton-Miller, I. L. (2005). Managing for the long run. Harvard Business School Press. ISBN 9781591394150

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