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Presenter: Mrs Sanelisiwe Bulelwa Siyotula-Tschappe (Nelson Mandela University, South Africa). Co-authored with Prof Elmarie Venter (Nelson Mandela University, South Africa) and Prof Dr Stefan Prigge (HSBA Hamburg School of Business Administration, Germany).
Day 2, Session 3:
Topic: Financial management and family business performance in Ghana.
Presenter: Mr Dennis Owusu Oteng (Nobel International Business School, Ghana).
Day 2, Session 2
Topic: Developing a theoretical framework for understanding family firm innovation behaviour.
Presenter: Mr Kwame Ntim Sekyere (Ghana Communication Technology University, Ghana).
Day 2, Session 1:
Topic: The moderating influence of socioemotional wealth on the innovation choices and outputs of South African family businesses – A proposed conceptual model.
Presenter: Prof Elmarie Venter and Mr William Aka Ndang (Nelson Mandela University, South Africa).
Panel members: Mr Creagh Sudding and Mr Alan Barr (KPMG, South Africa); Prof Elmarie Venter and Dr Welcome Kupangwa (Nelson Mandela University Family Business Unit, South Africa); Dr
The regeneration power of family businesses.
Presenters: Mr Alan Barr and Mr Creagh Sudding (KPMG, South Africa)
The case of Moroccan family-owned SMEs.
Presenters: Mr Brahim Ouzaka and Prof Saïd Ouhadi (Cadi Ayyad University- Marrakesh, Morocco).
African family business research – initial explorations of the field.
Presenters: Ms Cassidy Billings and Prof Shelley Farrington (Nelson Mandela University, South Africa).
Day 1, Session 2:
Topic: Family businesses and dynamic capabilities: A systematic literature review.
Presenter: Mrs Angela Pike-Bowles (University of Fort Hare, South Africa); co-authored with Dr Juliet Puchert-Townes and Prof Willie Chinyamurindi (University of Fort Hare, South Africa).
Day 1, Session 1 :
Topic: Strategic business values in indigenous Black South African family businesses.
Presenter: Dr Welcome Kupangwa (Nelson Mandela University, South Africa); co-authored with Prof Shelley Farrington and Prof Elmarie Venter (Nelson Mandela University Family Business Unit, South Africa)
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