Short profile
After completing a commercial apprenticeship at Dorint AG and studying Business Administration at the University of Mannheim, Annegret Hauer works as a research associate at the ifm Mannheim.
Her research focuses on the significance of family businesses in Germany. She regularly compiles a list of the 500 largest family businesses in Germany and tracks their development. Additionally, she is currently conducting empirical studies on shareholder retention and entrepreneurial orientation in family businesses.
- Since 1991: Research associate at the ifm Mannheim
- 1988-1990: Research associate at the Economic Archive of the University of Mannheim
- 1984-1989: Studied Business Administration at the University of Mannheim
Projects:
- Corporate Governance in Family Businesses: A Theoretical and Empirical Examination
- The Transformation Process of SMEs in East Germany and Eastern Europe
- The Social Responsibility of Family Businesses: Examined Through Corporate Training Programs
- The Economic Significance of Family Businesses
- Entrepreneurial Orientation in Family Businesses
- Success Factors in Multi-Generational Family Businesses
- Generational Change in SMEs: Challenges and Success Factors from the Successor’s Perspective
- Shareholder Retention in Family Businesses
- SME Report for Saxony
- SME Promotion in Germany and Indonesia: Can Indonesia Benefit from German Experiences?
- Tenure and Compensation Structure of Management in Family Businesses and Companies with Dispersed Ownership
