Влияние мотивации руководителя на эффективность слияний: состояние исследований

Алексей Александрович Тихомиров; Уильям Д. Спэнглер

Авторы

Алексей Александрович Тихомиров Университет штата Нью-Йорк, Бингхэмтон, США
Уильям Д. Спэнглер Университет штата Нью-Йорк, Бингхэмтон, США

Аннотация

В статье обсуждается интегрированный подход к исследованию слияний, эффективность которых остается актуальной проблемой стратегического менеджмента и лидерства. Предметом нашего анализа выступает мотивация лидера к сделкам в области слияний и поглощений (mergers and acquisitions — M&A). Концепция мотивационного профиля лидера используется в качестве основы изучения генезиса и функционирования неэкономических мотивов M&A на уровне руководителя поглощающей компании. В результате проведенного теоретического анализа формулируется ряд гипотез, устанавливающих зависимости между особенностями мотивационного профиля лидера руководителя и эффективностью сделок M&A. Представлены дальнейшие пути исследования неэкономических мотивов руководителей в сделках M&A.

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