Mr. Manuel Aristiz bal was the founder of San Basilio, a restaurant that began operations in 2001. Angelina, Manuel's wife, started to work at the family firm on trial. Very soon, however, her organisational and managerial capacities meant that she became completely involved in the business. The business' growth was very conservative when Manuel and his wife were in charge. When Mart n (their son) returned from studying abroad, he proposed new challenges for the family firm. Mart n set up a catering service for San Basilio, led the opening of an additional branch, and began a successful ice cream business. The first two opportunities were leveraged in San Basilio, his parents' business; the new branch and the earnings from the catering service were important economic benefits just for him. Mart n is the sole owner of the ice cream business. However, San Basilio's growth started to exceed its operational capacity, and, according to Angelina and Anette (their daughter), its financial performance was at risk. Angelina and Anette were interested in slow growth for the business and in maintaining the family ties, which had weakened due to the Mart n's entrepreneurial activities. Mart n's proposal to pass the catering service to San Basilio was the straw that broke the camel's back. He had been running it on his own and now wanted his parents to assume control of the whole operation and to give him a commission for the business whose original idea and current performance were the result of Martin's management. Universidad de Los Andes' case collection

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ページ数：15ページ

サイズ：A4

商品番号：HBSP-AN0073

発行日：2020/11/21

登録日：2021/2/19