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BCPR Research: Business Communication and Public Relations Journal
Published by Greenation Publisher
ISSN : 31102468     EISSN : 31101321     DOI : https://doi.org/10.38035/bcpr.v1i1
BCPR Research: Business Communication and Public Relations Journal is a peer-reviewed academic journal that publishes high quality, current research in the field of Business, Communication, and Public Relations. The journal covers topics such as Political communication, development communication, public communication, media and communication technology, marketing communication, educational communication, intercultural and cross-cultural communication, organizational, group, and interpersonal communication, Social, Business and Economics, Management Science, Economics, Media & Communication, Public health, Social Behavior customer and supplier relationship management. The journal is intended for academics, practitioners, and public policy interested in the development of theory and applications in the field of Business, Communication, and Public Relations.
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When Financial Support Crosses Boundaries: Educator-Mentor Voices on Family, Friendship, and Entrepreneurial Risk Endi Rekarti; Sri Yusriani; Nur Mustofa Kamal; Bendaoud Nadif; Rifi Hamdani Sitohang; Muhammad Sidiq Idris Azzam
BCPR Research: Business Communication and Public Relations Journal Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026): Business Communication and Public Relations Journal (July - December 2026)
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Abstract

Abstract: This study examines informal financial support within family, friendship, and entrepreneurial mentoring relationships from the voices of educators and mentors. The central issue is how support that begins as care may become burdensome when relational boundaries, written agreements, and business accountability are unclear. The study uses a qualitative approach through three waves of focus group discussions conducted from September 2025 to March 2026 with educators, mentors, and practitioners who had experience supporting learners or entrepreneurial communities. Thematic analysis produced five themes: financial support as a moral obligation, over-boundary care and hidden personal burden, trust without written agreement, vulnerability when close family or friends enter serious business, and the need for boundary governance before providing support. The article proposes the BOUNDARY framework as a practical guide to keep financial support humane, safe, and sustainable. It concludes that financial support may strengthen entrepreneurial intention and practice, but it must be accompanied by role clarity, written evidence, financial literacy, and protection of the supporter’s basic household stability.  

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