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Historical lesson

The Ferrero empire and the unforeseen crisis

A lesson on building a second management echelon

The sudden death of Pietro Ferrero in 2011 tested the group’s readiness to continue. The lesson is that replaceability looks like a cost only until the price of its absence is calculated, and that emergency substitution is not the same as long-term succession.

The point of instability arises when personal authority is mistaken for functional security.
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