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Book 2017 control, coordination and co-management. Contrary to this, the satisfaction of founders as well as advisory board members increases with a higher importance of advice, networking and signalling. This analysis provides both qualitative and quantitative empirical data on the usage of those boards in practice.

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Book 2017capital provision, co-management, coordination. It is shown that venture capital investors try to influence the importance of these roles in favour of control, coordination and co-management. Contrary to this, the satisfaction of founders as well as advisory board members increases with a higher imp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-70914-5individual requirements in each case, causing additional complexity of processes, functions or structures. Using determined and very specific research designs to investigate such complex objects of research could neglect unforeseen aspects and phenomena as well as it would steer in a certain direction of anticipated findings (Corbin/Strass 2008).