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… member of Entrepreneurship Research Journal I was Guest Editor for a Special Issue on Family Involvement in Management and Firm Growth which will be published in European Management Review . The Special Issue papers together with our editorial were online end of 2019 and will be published in an issue in 2021. Other Special Issue Guest Editors: Cirillo, A., Mussolino, D., Sciascia, S., Voordeckers, W. I was Guest Editor for a Special Issue on The “open family firm”: Social capital, networks, … (Radical innovation by family firms) leading to book. Project ordered by VKW Limburg in 2012. Team member of project “Is uw familiebedrijf een lerend familiebedrijf? Expertise kan je kopen – leren niet” (Is your family firm a learning company? You can buy expertise but you cannot buy learning) leading to book. Project ordered by VKW Limburg in 2010. MANAGEMENT TASKS January 2023 – present: Programme Leader Master in International Business, Specialization Entrepreneurship & Business Development … as the European Academy of Management Conference, the IFERA World Family Business Research Conference, the Theories of Family Enterprise (TOFE) Academic Conference, the International Family Business Research Forum (IFBRF) and the EIASM Family Firm Workshop amongst others. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Course: Fundamentals of Leadership In: Maastricht University By: de Baak (Training Institute) Date: 2021-2022 Course: Panel data Analysis using Stata In: Université Catholique de Louvain By: Statistical …

… as demographic development in recent decades has shown a shift from population growth to ageing. Demographics show an increasing share of older persons and a declining share of young and working-age people in the population. Prognoses show that this trend will continue in the coming decades, and the population is projected to continue to age (Eurostat, 2014). The same trend is seen in Limburg, the southernmost province of the Netherlands. On top of the ageing trend, Limburg is also the first … sector is suffering from “unhealthy” outlet vacancy rates, which in recent years have increased to about 10% (see Figure 28.2). Prognoses show that in the years to come, these rates will grow to 25%, due to both the demographic shift and changing shopping habits, such as internet shopping. Some traders and retailers are anticipating these expected future developments by coming up with new shopping concepts and looking for new environments and real estate to match their requirements. They are … POL2014_English. STEC groep (2015), Position Paper Detailhandel Zuid-Limburg, POL uitwerking. http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/statistics_explained/index.php/Population_structure_and_ageing https://www.elgaronline.com/search?f_0=author&q_0=Andrew%20J.%20Jordan https://www.elgaronline.com/search?f_0=author&q_0=John%20R.%20Turnpenny https://www.elgaronline.com/view/9781783477036.xml …