Archive for November, 2011


wadvisor’s recorded Video – Nov 02, 2009

Peter and Lois are 70 and 69 years old respectively. They have five grown children and 13 grandchildren. They are in relatively good health and are a close family. A number of years ago Peter started a non profit which he runs very much like a family business. Two of his sons work in the [...]

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edensilk corporate overview

Team of multi-disciplined business consultants and practitioners coordinated to plan and implement your success as an owner/director of an small to medium enterprese in Perth Western Australia who is ambitous for growth and improvement Duration : 0:0:30 Recommended ReadingManagement Succession Planning for Family BusinessesIntegrated Learning SolutionSuccession Planning (Zombie Take-over Prevention) :: SSA 2010 New England [...]

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AgDay: Transition Planning with the Farm Journal Legacy Project

Seven Habit of Successful Farmers: AgDay highlights the importance of having a transition plan in place for a successful family farming business. Duration : 0:4:43 Recommended ReadingManagement Succession Planning for Family BusinessesSmall Business Transition: “Starting the Conversation”Changes in the Capital Gains Tax Will Hurt Business SellersManagement Succession Planning IS Success For the Family BusinessManagement Succession [...]

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Succession: No Common Vision for the Future

Dr. John Fast explains how one of the problems with succession planning is that there is no common vision for the future. Do we want to continue this farm business as a family? How many people are interested in this? Create Common Family Vision. Duration : 0:2:42 Recommended ReadingManagement Succession Planning for Family BusinessesSuccession in [...]

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Intro from Employee to Supervisor

Does your organisation have a succession plan to promote employees into supervisory or team leader roles? Many organisations fail to prepare employees to be promoted into a future leadership role. This can leave the new supervisor or team leader vulnerable, uncertain or unable to do an effective job as a team leader. During our one-day [...]

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