by David Stanislaw | Dec 14, 2022 | Blog, Succession Planning
When planning for the future of your business, you need to look beyond your own leadership. Whether you plan to sell, retire, or pass on your business to your family, someday someone will replace you as owner and CEO. By considering who your replacement should be now,...
by Lisa Schmidt | Sep 14, 2022 | Blog, Succession Planning
Eventually, every company will need to bring on a new executive or find a replacement for a key employee. When that happens, gathering the right executive selection committee can be key to finding a leader who fits your company’s vision and culture. Knowing who should...
by David Stanislaw | Jan 27, 2022 | Blog, Succession Planning
Succession planning is critical for every business, whether you are a small business owner yourself, or are preparing for a CEO’s lateral move. Knowing how your company will respond to a top-level vacancy can keep your company on track and prevent a cascade of...
by David Stanislaw | Jan 12, 2022 | Blog, Business and Strategic Planning, Succession Planning
Organizational consultant, David Stanislaw, is scheduled to present an online interactive workshop, “Business Succession Planning: Ensure Your Company’s Future” through the University of Michigan, Flint, on January 12, 2022. Get an advanced look the contents of this...
by David Stanislaw | Sep 8, 2021 | Blog, Business and Strategic Planning, Staff, Succession Planning
You’ve known it was coming for a while. A top executive, manager, or even owner is stepping down. It’s time for your transition team to put your succession plan into action. Here is a management transition checklist to guide you through the process....
by David Stanislaw | Aug 11, 2021 | Blog, Family Business, Succession Planning
Succession planning in family businesses often focuses on the choices and activities of the existing owner or CEO. Less is said to the new leader stepping into the role. Still, these new business leaders are the ones who must guide the company into this new era, and...
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