What family firms like Rothschild can teach Canadian businesses about resilience

By Liena Kano, Professor, Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary
Alain Verbeke, McCaig Chair in Management, Professor of International Business Strategy, University of Calgary
Andrew Kent Johnston, Assistant Professor of Management, Nicholls State University
Luciano Ciravegna, Professor and Director of Research at INCAE Business School, INCAE Business School

Family businesses like Rothschild can offer them significant advantages in international business. But families can also contribute unique biases that can compromise a business.

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