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Defining features
Enterprise model
THE DEFINING FEATURES OF THE MEMBER-CONTROLLED MODEL |
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– the reason for the existence of the enterprise and what it should achieve |
– between members and their enterprise and all other stakeholders
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- who are to be members and their status within the enterprise |
– the appropriate ways of conducting such an enterprise |
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– what members want from their enterprise and what is actually delivered |
– how the enterprise is sustained and its continuity ensured |
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– who controls and who primarily benefits from the enterprise |
– how control is exercised and retained by the members |
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POTENTIAL PITFALLS
In addition to understanding the benefits of the member-controlled enerprise model it is also important to be aware of the potential pitfalls that may arise in such enterprises
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last updated: February 2012 © Edgar Parnell 2012
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