Whose Business is it Anyway

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Whose Business Is It Anyway. by James Boone (Author) ISBN Format: Paperback. Whose Business is it Anyway?: Smart Strategies for Ownership Succession: Publisher: PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Original from: the New York Public Library: Digitized: Length: 93 pages: Subjects: Business enterprises Family-owned business enterprises Sale of business enterprises: Export Citation: BiBTeX EndNote RefMan.

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For an investment advisor, his or her client base – or book of business – is a valuable asset that is personally cultivated over the advisor’s career, follows the advisor from one firm to another, and is often “sold” to a colleague (usually subject to the firm’s approval) when the advisor retires.

Throw into the mix the fact that it is really up to each client to decide whether to follow an investment advisor from one.

One question we should always ask: "Whose business is this, anyway?" Most would proudly respond, "It's our (my) business."This would be a typical answer for any family-owned venture.

Larger businesses are usually owned by a group of partners or a substantial number of stockholders. coming to grips with the question I asked above: Whose business is it anyway. Volumes have been written on business success over the past few decades. Among them, for me one book stands out above all the rest: Jim Collins’ GOOD TO GREAT: Why Some Companies Make the Leap and Others Don’t, which has become a modern classic in management theory.

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It should be seen as a collection of. A version of this article appeared in the November–December issue of Harvard Business Review. William Oncken, Jr., was chairman of the William Oncken Corporation until his death in Whose business is it anyway.

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ESTEEMED LISTENERS While an inaugural lecture can be seen as the unfolding of a program for the future, the standards are less clear regarding a farewell address. Frederick Herzberg, in his book The Motivation to Work, 1 gave an account of an address made by management guru Peter Drucker to The American Psychological Association a .