In closely held family firms (those that are not publicly traded on stock exchanges), most CEOs arrange for the business to be sold following their retirement or death.

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In closely held family firms, it is more common for leadership and ownership to be passed down to family members rather than arranging for the business to be sold following the CEO's retirement or death.

In Closely Held Family Firms (Those That Are Not Publicly