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    The Resort in Pueblo Valley (A)

    By  Christine Blondel
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    The Resort in Pueblo Valley case describes the story of three generations of a business family, who owned and managed a beautiful resort. The family story includes traumatic events like early deaths, suicide, and remarriages and lack of communication on succession issues.

      Published 01 Aug 2004

      Reference 5226

      Topic Family Business

      Region North America

      Industry Individual and Family Services

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      The Resort in Pueblo Valley (A)

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      • By  Christine Blondel
      • Reference 5226

      • Published 01 Aug 2004

      • Topic Family Business

      • Region North America

      • Industry Individual and Family Services

      The Resort in Pueblo Valley case describes the story of three generations of a business family, who owned and managed a beautiful resort. The family story includes traumatic events like early deaths, suicide, and remarriages and lack of communication on succession issues.
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        From Swords to Ploughshares: Three Generations of Family Entrepreneurship, Conflict, Transitions and Connection

        By  Randel Carlock,  Elizabeth Florent-Treacy
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        Harry McNeely Sr started a storage and transport company with his brother-in-law in 1916. Whereas his sons, Don & Harry Jr, were taken into the company, Harry Sr made provision for his two daughters to be financially independent but gave them no stake in the family business.

          Published 31 Jan 2009

          Reference 5208

          Topic Family Business

          Region North America

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          From Swords to Ploughshares: Three Generations of Family Entrepreneurship, Conflict, Transitions and Connection

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          • By  Randel Carlock,  Elizabeth Florent-Treacy
          • Reference 5208

          • Published 31 Jan 2009

          • Topic Family Business

          • Region North America

          Harry McNeely Sr started a storage and transport company with his brother-in-law in 1916. Whereas his sons, Don & Harry Jr, were taken into the company, Harry Sr made provision for his two daughters to be financially independent but gave them no stake in the family business.
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            Branson's Virgin: The Coming of Age of a Counter-Cultural Enterprise

            By  Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries,  Robert Dick
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            This case follows the development of Richard Branson from his early days as the editor of his own student magazine to his current status as founder and Chairman of the Virgin Group. It focuses on the iconoclastic, yet extremely effective, management style and business philosophy of a man who has become one of the world's best-known entrepreneurs.

              Published 01 Jul 1995

              Reference 2122

              Topic Family Business

              Region Global

              Industry Airlines/Aviation,  Entertainment,  Music

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              Branson's Virgin: The Coming of Age of a Counter-Cultural Enterprise

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              • By  Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries,  Robert Dick
              • Reference 2122

              • Published 01 Jul 1995

              • Topic Family Business

              • Region Global

              • Industry Airlines/Aviation,  Entertainment,  Music

              This case follows the development of Richard Branson from his early days as the editor of his own student magazine to his current status as founder and Chairman of the Virgin Group. It focuses on the iconoclastic, yet extremely effective, management style and business philosophy of a man who has become one of the world's best-known entrepreneurs.
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