Research, evidence and perspectives advancing understanding of family enterprise, succession, governance and entrepreneurship.
A concise visual report presenting selected preliminary findings from an ongoing study of family businesses in Slovakia, including business profile, generational involvement, succession planning, governance needs and barriers to doing business.
The study provides a developing evidence base on the structure and experience of family businesses in Slovakia. The public report presents selected preliminary results across legal form, year of establishment, sector, business size, turnover, active generations, succession planning, equality, governance needs and regional barriers. As data collection is still in progress, the findings should be read as preliminary and may change in the completed study.
Selected published work from Monika Naďová Krošláková and members of the research team.
Chlpek, S., Čakanišin, A., & Krošláková, M. N. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence, 18(1), 2248–2253.
Krošláková, M. N., Khouri, S., Čvirik, M., Tomášková, A., Drabik, P., & Derkawi, H. Polish Journal of Management Studies, 24(2), 321–335.
Krošláková, N. M. [Family business as a significant component of economic activity in the Slovak economy]. Radim Bačuvčík – VeRBuM, Zlín, Czech Republic.