Towards a better understanding of trust building in family firms

Catharina C. Jecklin; Justin B Craig

Towards a better understanding of trust building in family firms

Catharina C. Jecklin, Justin B Craig

Bond Business School

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Abstract

The overarching purpose of this research is to better understand trust and control dynamics within family firms. By considering (a) how trust-building activities are applied and perceived, and (b) how these interact with control mechanisms, we claim that the importance, dynamics, and effectiveness of trust-building activities differ in family and non-family firms. Our conceptual model and distilled propositions provide avenues for future research to examine the influence of managerial intentions and subordinates’ perceptions when building trust.

Original language	English
Pages	1-12
Publication status	Unpublished - 2021
Event	Australian Centre for Entrepreneurship Research Exchange Conference - Duration: 9 Feb 2021 → 12 Feb 2021 http://acereconference.com/about/

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Conference	Australian Centre for Entrepreneurship Research Exchange Conference
Abbreviated title	ACERE2021
Period	9/02/21 → 12/02/21
Internet address	http://acereconference.com/about/

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