Governança corporativa: práticas de governança em empresas familiares

Abstract

This monograph aims to analyze the impact of corporate governance practices on family-owned businesses within the corporate environment. To this end, it is essential to explore the specificities of corporate governance and identify the unique characteristics of this type of organization, highlighting the differences in relation to non-family business structures and assessing how the adoption or lack of such practices can influence economic outcomes in the short, medium, and long term. In an increasingly competitive business landscape, where both small and large companies vie for the same market niche, implementing mechanisms that strengthen the credibility of family management, enhance the work environment, and contribute to business sustainability becomes crucial. This analysis is supported by an extensive bibliography, providing the reader with a technical understanding of the relevance of corporate governance for family businesses, particularly considering new market demands such as increased social responsibility, sustainability, and regulatory compliance. Within this context, the present study seeks to offer tools that assist family-owned enterprises in conflict management, strategic decision-making, and the development of a long-term vision