It's a huge issue IMHO. I mean you'd never get a huge publicaly listed company like GE or GM allowing that the CEOs soon just takes over the reins after the dad leaves. And we'll have this with Jonathan Kraft. I'm sure he's a good guy and seems OK, but lets face it, he's there because of his dad. He hasn't earned it. It was Robert who got the cash togther and had the foresight to buy the team and make the decisions that lead us to where we are today.
It's a failing of privately held business. Fathers/Mothers want to pass the baton to their kids. It's understandable, your kids are everything, but it's still wrong. We don't live in a monarchy, we don't have a landed gentry class. So why do we allow it in business?
