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PS I.3: Family owners and their influence on their businesses
Time:
Saturday, 21/Oct/2023:
9:30am - 11:00am
Session Chair: Marc Steffen Rapp, Philipps-Universität Marburg, School of Business & Economics, Germany Session Chair: Jose Rivas, ITAM, Mexico
Location:T 15.01
Presentations
This paper has been recommended for the best paper award. ID: 127 / PS I.3: 1 Track C: Ownership Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: carbon emission, ESG, governance, family firms, greenwashing, climate change
Family Ownership and Carbon Emissions
Marcin Borsuk1, Nicolas Eugster2, Paul-Olivier Klein3, Oskar Kowalewski4
1Institute of Economics, Polish Academy of Science; 2University of Queensland, Australia; 3University of Lyon, France; 4IESEG School of Management, France;
This paper has been recommended for the best paper award. ID: 129 / PS I.3: 2 Track C: Ownership Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: Ownership, Family firms, Cost stickiness, Labor costs, Socioemotional wealth
Founding Family Firms and Labor Cost Stickiness
Marc Steffen Rapp, Carsten Gnoth, Iuliia Udoieva
Philipps-Universität Marburg, School of Business & Economics, Germany;
ID: 160 / PS I.3: 3 Track C: Ownership Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: Ownership; performance aspirations; time horizon; top management team.
The Role of Blockholders in Top Management Team Reconfiguration
Nikolaos Kavadis1, Alejandro Escribá-Esteve2, José Fernando López-Muñoz3
1Copenhagen Business School, Denmark; 2University of Valencia, Spain; 3University Jaume I, Spain;
ID: 315 / PS I.3: 4 Track C: Ownership Submission Type: Full-paper (empirical) Keywords: Family Ownership, IT overinvestment, IT underinvestment, Institutional Legitimacy
Family ownership and the returns on IT investment deviations in Spanish unlisted firms: An institutional legitimacy challenge
Nestor U. Salcedo1,2, Miguel García-Cestona1
1Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain; 2ESAN Graduate School of Business;
