Journal of Family Business Management · 2019 · 22 citations · 107 references
BusinessOrganizational BehaviorPerformance ManagementFamily BusinessFamily StudiesPerformance MeasurementFamily Business LeadershipFamily Business ManagementFamily Business PerformanceFamily Firm StrategyBusiness GoalsFamily Business ValuesFamily Involvement In ManagementFamily Outcomes Measurement
Purpose Current approaches to measuring family business performance have limitations: failing to acknowledge the entire family business holistically, and lacking recognition of the idiosyncratic nature of family business goals. By applying organizational effectiveness and the achievement of desired organizational outcomes, the purpose of this paper is to develop a scale to measure performance based on a family business’ idiosyncratic goals. Design/methodology/approach This study applies mixed methods, including qualitative research, two surveys and structural equation modeling. Findings The authors develop a scale employing 21 items, representing six goal dimensions, to measure the family business performance. Originality/value The family business performance measurement scale from this study responds to multiple calls for a scale gauging family business performance in a manner including both financial and non-financial outcomes.
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