The LEE KUM KEE (LKK) Case Study: Family Governance and Structure
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This report examines the family governance structure of LEE KUM KEE (LKK), a prominent family-owned business. The report explores how LKK manages its family members, particularly focusing on the distribution of shares among the four brothers and the role of the daughter. The report highlights the need for a robust corporate governance system to address challenges and ensure fairness. It also discusses the formation and functions of the family council, established to manage family size, investments, and business development. The council's responsibilities include organizing meetings, addressing key issues, and rotating responsibilities among core members. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of governance and the council in maintaining family unity and achieving business objectives. The report is based on information from sources like The Hong Kong University and EJ Insight.
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