Why Women Are Chosen To Lead

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Women are taking over the leadership of family owned businesses more and more in the late 1990s. Women are seen exerting leadership in 3 areas in particular. First, management of the business; second, ownership of the business; and third, family philanthropy. Two case studies are business owners Karen Elm Johnson and Helen E. Dragas.

United States, Chief executive officers, Businesswomen

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Leadership for a new age

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A new style of business leadership is emerging that is nonautocratic and less hierarchical. The trend in management is toward companies run by a management team rather than one individual. Effective leaders have the flexibility to cope with changes in the business environment.

Analysis, Forecasts and trends, Cover Story, Management, Biography, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Leadership, Executive ability, Business success, Follett, Mary Parker

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Black businesses create a legacy

Article Abstract:

Statistics from 'Black Enterprise' reveal that the annual sales of the top 100 businesses owned by African Americans have increased from $500 million to $8 billion in 20 years. Many black enterprises are family owned. Family ownership provides stability and commitment.

Statistics, Black business enterprises

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