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The Differing effects of agent and founder CEOs on the firm's market expansion

This paper builds and tests the thesis that CEO influence evolves differently for founders and agents. We theorize that at the beginning of their tenures, founder CEOs can pursue market expansion more aggressively than agent CEOs, because they take office with the combination of motivation, power, and requisite knowledge that agent CEOs build over time. Subsequently, however, founder CEOs have less access to the administrative infrastructure necessary to sustain a growing firm, making them less able than agent CEOs to continue market expansion mid-tenure and more severely constrained by market complexity. A longitudinal study of cable television operators confirms that the firm's market expansion follows an inverted U-shape for agents and a downward slope for founders, while market complexity reduces market expansion, especially for founders. .Printed journal

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SMJ3301PSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana1
Penerbit Wiley Periodicals.,
Edisi -
Subjek Management theory
Chief executive officers
Motivation
Expansion
Influence
studies
ISBN/ISSN 1432095
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