Start-up in Your 50s? Think Again
A recent MIT/U.S. Census Bureau study finds more successful business exits among start-up founders aged in their 50s, but the author cautions against misconstrued study results
Chia-Li Chien, Ph.D., CFP®, PMP®, CPBC, is a Succession Program Director at Value Growth Institute. Before her starting her consulting practice, she held several senior management positions in Fortune 500 companies, including Diageo, ABB, CIGNA, and RSA Insurance Group. Dr. Chien is a frequent speaker about succession planning at national conferences and has published three award-winning books, including her most recent publication, “Enhancing Retirement Success Rates in the United States.” She publishes research on succession topics in a variety of academic and practitioner research journals. Dr. Chien serves on the boards of various national financial service associations. She holds a doctorate in financial planning and is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) as well as Project Management Professional (PMP®). Dr. Chien is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Financial Planning Program of California Lutheran University.
A recent MIT/U.S. Census Bureau study finds more successful business exits among start-up founders aged in their 50s, but the author cautions against misconstrued study results
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