Christine Blondel

Adjunct Professor of Family Business at INSEAD & Founder of FamilyGovernance
A professor at INSEAD specializing in entrepreneurship and family businesses, Christine Blondel has an extensive track record of research and publications on topics such as large, multigenerational family businesses, the successor dilemma, fair process, governance, and women in family businesses, among other subjects. Among her best-known publications are the book *L'Entreprise Familiale Sauvera-t-elle le Capitalisme? Portraits* and the case study *The Resort in Pueblo Valley*, which won the award for best case study in the field of entrepreneurship from the European Case Clearing House.
Finance & Economics

Before embarking on the drafting of a family constitution

With the recent focus on family constitutions (also known as 'constitutive acts' or 'protocols'), some family firms think this is the magic formula that will help them stay together, forever, in business.