SUCCESSION, PERFORMANCE AND MANAGEMENT CAPACITY IN FAMILY COMPANIES

Amestica-Rivas, Luis; King-Dominguez, Andrea; Larrain, Camilo; Parra, Yesenia

Abstract

This study analyzes the perceptions of the owners and/or managers of family businesses in the Nuble territory of Chile, according to the dimensions of succession, performance and managerial capacity. Methodologically, hierarchical conglomerate analysis was used, obtaining a Cronbach alpha of 0.789. Three generations stand out: first (47.6%), second (38.1%) and third (14.3%), where the managerial capacity is determinant in the sustainability. There are problems in the succession for lack of planning of the process and the potential successors do not wish to continue with the company given their interests and levels of professionalization. Future performance is related to emotional capital and the degree of innovation.

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Título según WOS: SUCCESSION, PERFORMANCE AND MANAGEMENT CAPACITY IN FAMILY COMPANIES
Título de la Revista: DIMENSION EMPRESARIAL
Volumen: 17
Número: 2
Editorial: UNIV AUTONOMA CARIBE-UAC
Fecha de publicación: 2019
DOI:

10.15665/dem.v17i2.1945

Notas: ISI