Dmitriy VolkovPublished in:
Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship
– № 23 / December, 2013



Keywords: business team, family business, fault-lines


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Abstract:

This article describes specific features of family business development by means of business team formation and determines factors on effective development of management teams in family business depends.

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