Nonfamily CEOs Are Most Vulnerable in the Middle Stage of Their Tenure

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2025-05-06
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https://doi.org/10.32617/1238-6819ec0f25400
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Family Business Performance and Succession
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Nonfamily CEOs Are Most Vulnerable in the Middle Stage of Their Tenure

Lanchun Lu, Wei Shen, Chao Gu
Family Business Performance and Succession
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Nonfamily CEOs Are Most Vulnerable in the Middle Stage of Their Tenure

Lanchun Lu, Wei Shen, Chao Gu
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