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Some 95 percent of family businesses do not survive the third generation of ownership, says the Family Business Network. Those who survive have put in place a solid governance, adapted to the stages of development of their business.
Do you want to know where you stand and improve your odds for survival? Test the governance of your family business today with this self-assessment tool.
Note: This self-assessment spreadsheet was specifically designed for listed family owned small or medium sized listed company.
For more information, consult IFC Toolkit: Developing Corporate Governance Scorecards and IFC Family Business Governance Handbook.
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