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Leadership Microfoundations and Multilevel Enablers of CSR Engagement and BMI
This chapter examines how CEO characteristics and leadership orientations shape the deployment of business model innovation (BMI) in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Drawing on survey evidence from Polish firms, it highlights the microfoundational role of managerial experience, education,
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