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How to maintain family business success in a highly competitive market?
Lessons from Philippe D’Ornano, Chairman of Sisley
Written on 17 November 2017.
In an exclusive interview, Philippe D’Ornano shares with us highlights from his journey growing up in a business environment with his family and his outlook for future generations. As he puts it,
The future is inevitably rooted in the past (…) There is in our family, a tradition of entrepreneurialism coupled with a solid experience in the high-end cosmetic and perfume industries.
Founded in 1976, Sisley is a family owned and controlled business and founding member of the EDHEC Family Business Centre.
Read the full interview in the EDHEC magazine, Otherwise (Page 46):
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