13 Steps to a Powerful Executive Succession

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Tune in this week as Wayne lays out the three distinct stages and 13 discrete steps for getting this all-important process done correctly and thoroughly. And be sure to register your high potential NextGens for our one-of-a-kind The Contractor Business Boot Camp scheduled for Jan. 27, 2022 in Raleigh. Please contact Charlotte at ckopp@familybusinessinstitute.com for all the details.

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  1. What measurables would you advise be on a “job scorecard” for an operations manager for example?

    • It depends on what outcomes you want, Jason. Adherence to schedule, gross profit margins, and morale among direct reports come quickly to mind.

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