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The effect of finance, knowledge and empathy gaps on the use of private equity amongst family-owned SMEs

Seet, Pi-shen; Graves, Chris; Hadji, Magdalena; … - In: International journal of entrepreneurship and small business 11 (2010) 1, pp. 85-104

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Talent management in practice in Australia : individualistic or strategic? ; an exploratory study

Jones, Janice T.; Whitaker, Marian; Seet, Pi-shen; … - In: Asia Pacific : journal of human resources 50 (2012) 4, pp. 399-420

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Inter-generational transitions of family businesses using private equity : lessons for China and Australia from Chinese family-owned enterprises in Singapore

Seet, Pi-Shen; Graves, Christopher; Tan Wee Liang - In: China's changing economy : trends, impacts and the future, (pp. 110-135). 2016

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Beyond "know-what" and "know-how" to "know-who" : enhancing human capital with social capital in an Australian start-up accelerator

Seet, Pi-Shen; Jones, Janice; Oppelaar, Lloyd; … - In: Asia Pacific business review 24 (2018) 2, pp. 233-260

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Meaningful careers in social enterprises in remote Australia : employment decisions among Australian Indigenous art centre workers

Seet, Pi-Shen; Jones, Janice; Acker, Tim; Jogulu, Uma - In: International journal of human resource management 32 (2021) 8, pp. 1643-1684

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Chapter 9 Australian Family Businesses: Ready to Thrive Post COVID-19?

Caspersz, Donella; Stevanovski, Mare; Seet, Pi-Shen - In: Family business debates : multidimensional perspectives …, (pp. 165-182). 2022

Family businesses account for 70% of businesses in Australia, and employ half of Australia's workforce ( ASBFEO, n.d ). Although they form an integral part of Australian economy and society, the experience of COVID-19 has undoubtedly created both change and challenges for family businesses. Are...

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