ENTREPRENEURIAL TRANSITIONS: FACTORS INFLUENCING FOUNDER DEPARTURE

Research in entrepreneurship and life cycle theories of the firm have both suggested that new ventures may outgrow the managerial capabilities of their founding teams, at which point the founders m...

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