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Succession Planning – When It’s Urgent and How to Prevent Pitfalls

by Dana Baldwin | Apr 24, 2020 | Succession Planning

In this third article of a series, we are going to look at Succession Planning – It’s urgency and pitfalls. Our first two articles covered the key features of Succession Planning – how to do it, etc.  In Article 1, we covered the following...

Succession Planning – What Do You Need to Do to Stay Strong?

by Dana Baldwin | Mar 27, 2020 | Succession Planning

Succession planning and competencies – mentoring and family requirements. In the first article of this series, we looked at a number of questions which should be addressed by Senior Management. When implementing succession planning, answers to those questions...

Succession Planning – What, Why, When and How?

by Dana Baldwin | Feb 21, 2020 | Succession Planning

Although our principal thrust in Strategic Planning is how to better compete in our market segments, we also need to include succession planning.  Succession planning is key to your overall planning, because it helps assure you will have appropriate staffing in the...

How to Make Successful Strategic Plans – Good Objectives Plus Monitoring

by Dana Baldwin | Dec 6, 2019 | Strategic Planning

Successful strategic plans include good objectives and monitoring. The desired result of developing your strategic plan is to develop an actionable road map for the future of your organization. While there are always diversions, the goal is to have a SMART strategic...

This Is Why You Should Do Annual Strategic Planning

by Dana Baldwin | Oct 4, 2019 | Competitive Strategy, Strategic Planning

Strategic Planning should not be a one-and-done business process. As a rule, your organization should conduct annual strategic planning even though it’s time horizon is typically multiple years. Why, you ask? Isn’t a strategic plan valid for more than one year?...
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