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Research special: family business

November 17, 2014
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From the Saputo family to the owners of the thousands of dépanneurs that dot our cities and towns, family-owned and operated businesses are the backbone of the Quebec economy. The success of these businesses is crucial to maintaining a thriving and innovative entrepreneurial culture while ensuring long-term economic growth.
 

Succession planning is essential to
our future

70 per cent of the province’s businesses are family-run. Their success is crucial to maintaining a thriving, innovative and economically sound entrepreneurial culture.

How to secure the entrepreneurial future of a family business

A Concordia researcher outlines the 4 steps to staying innovative and autonomous.

National Bank donates $1 million to John Molson School of Business

The gift will support a new initiative in entrepreneurship and family business.

The power of mom and pop

Can management lessons learned from family operations be successfully applied to other enterprises?



Discover Concordia faculty who are advancing groundbreaking research in family business:

Alexandra Dawson Alexandra Dawson
Peter Jaskiewicz Peter Jaskiewicz


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