Notes
Introduction
1. There have been many studies on the frequency and causes of entrepreneurial failure. In one well-known study Altman found that in 1970 more than 279 million-dollar firms went broke. He reports that one-third of bankrupt businesses were less than three years old, 53 percent were younger than five, and 23 percent were over ten. Altman et al. 1971. See also Kimberly 1980.
2. See Ward 1987.
Chapter 1 Designing New Road Maps for the Journey
1. Christensen C.R. 1953.
2. Levinson 1971.
3. Becker and Tillman 1978, 278.
4. Benson et al. 1990, 169.
5. Ibid., 36.
6. Ibid., 228.
7. Danco 1992.
8. Danco 1975.
9. Interestingly, 42.3 percent of the respondents said that one of the two co-CEO’s might be a woman, suggesting ...
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