Family Business & Transgenerationality

Family businesses account for 80% of companies in virtually every country in the world. Studying them reveals several nuances in terms of their characterization and orientation toward a common concept. There are several challenges for them to remain in the market after the succession process, one of which is the structuring of a Transgenerational platform that will enable interaction between generations and the discussion of decisions made throughout the management of a family. Transgenerationality can be understood by the way a family transmits the knowledge learned by the first generation to the following ones, whether at the individual and/or organizational level.

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Eduardo Toledo Martins, graduated in Business Administration. Postgraduate in Business Management. Master in Business Administration. Conducts research on Family Businesses. Works in the Teaching Department at the Rio Grande Higher Education Center - CESURG MARAU - RS. Daiana Ransan Martins, graduated in Business Administration. Master in Business Administration. Master in Education.