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Case Summary

Keddeg Company: Succession to the Next Generation of Small Business

Case Number: 5-107-012, Year Published: 2007

HBS Number: KEL369

Authors: John Ward; Carol Adler Zsolnay

Key Concepts

Family Business, Succession

Abstract

An entrepreneurial couple—who has run a business that enabled them to raise and educate five children—are considering options for financing retirement that allow for two of their offspring to buy and run the business.

Students will evaluate whether or not, and how, to keep a business founded and run by first-generation entrepreneurs as a family business into the second generation run by siblings.

Number of Pages: 8

Extended Case Information

Teaching Areas: Family Business

Geographic: United States

Industry: Aeronautical after-market parts manufacturing

Organization Name: Keddeg Company

Organization Size: Small

Decision Maker Position: President and Owner

Decision Maker Gender: Male

Year of Case: 2006

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