ALESSANDRO MINICHILLI

Associate Professor

Bocconi University

Italy

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Alessandro Minichilli is an Associate Professor at Università Bocconi in Italy. His research focuses on family businesses, governance, and financial reporting, as evidenced by his recent articles on family agents, the impact of eponymous private firms, and the resilience of business families during crises. He also examines the relationships between family involvement in governance and firm performance, as well as the entrepreneurial orientation of family SMEs.

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Julia Suess-Reyes

WU Vienna University of Economics and Business

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Claudia Pongelli

European University of Rome

ITALY

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Yuliya Ponomareva

University of Barcelona

SPAIN

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Domenico Rocco Cambrea

Assistant Professor

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore

ITALY

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ALESSANDRO MINICHILLI

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Articles (11)

Family agents

What’s in a Name? Eponymous Private Firms and Financial Reporting Quality

What's in a Name? Eponymous Private Firms and Financial Reporting Quality

Strings attached: Socioemotional wealth mixed gambles in the cash management choices of family firms

Business families in times of crises: The backbone of family firm resilience and continuity

Family involvement in governance and firm performance in industrial districts. The moderating role of the industry’s technological paradigm

Out of the Comfort Zone! Family Leaders’ Subsidiary Ownership Choices and the Role of Vulnerabilities

Strings attached: Socioemotional wealth mixed gambles in the cash management choices of family firms

Transforming entrepreneurial orientation into performance in family SMEs: Are nonfamily CEOs better than family CEOs?

Business families in times of crises: The backbone of family firm resilience and continuity

Natural disasters as a source of entrepreneurial opportunity: Family business resilience after an earthquake

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Julia Suess-Reyes

Claudia Pongelli

Yuliya Ponomareva

Domenico Rocco Cambrea

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