Smaller family companies are the unexpected innovation powerhouses in many countries in the world

By Vitaliy Skorodziyevskiy, Assistant Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship, University of Louisville
Chelsea Sherlock, Assistant Professor of Management
Clay Dibrell, Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship
Emma Su, Assistant Professor of Management, University of Dayton
Jim Chrisman, Professor of Management, Mississippi State University

Close your eyes and imagine a world where the most innovative companies aren’t big tech giants but family-run businesses. Now open your eyes, because you don’t have to imagine it: It’s reality.

That’s what our team of business…

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