Succession in Family Dominated Companies: the KISS approach.
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- 4. THE KISS APROACH TO SUCCESSION PLANNING. • The danger of Important/Not Urgent Business Issues and what you can do about it. • Succession planning starts at the top: the KISS approach at the ownership level. • Moving down the organization to institutionalize smooth transitions.
- 5. IDEAS TO ACTION WORKSHOP
- 7. • Matthew Sonfeld et al. “Family Business and the Relationship Between Business Age and Management Activities, Styles, and Practices: a four country analysis.” SMALL BUSINESS INSTITUTE RESEARCH REVIEW, Volume 25, 2008.
- 8. 2006 U.S. Census • 35% of Fortune 500 Companies. • 80% of the 15 million U.S. businesses. • 50% of U.S. GNP. • 50% of U.S. employment.
- 9. SONFIELD STUDY: YEARS IN BUSINESS AND SUCCESSION PLANS. • USA • France • Croatia • India
- 10. THEY ALL SUCK
- 12. 88% believe business will be in family in five years……….
- 13. 12% survive from the second to the third generation.
- 14. 3% survive from the 3rd to the 4th Generation.
- 15. WHY SHOULD YOU CARE? • Control Today. • Predict Tomorrow.
- 16. YOU CAN GET AS COMPLEX AS YOU CAN AFFORD……448 pages
- 19. • Bring a “real” outsider to your Board with a mandate of holding your feet to the fire in making succession Important AND Urgent. • If you are a family business, do not put the burden onto your family, friends, or business people who depend on you for revenue. • Hire someone five years before you think you need to do it. • Schedule one hour a year of Board meeting to discuss succession issues.
- 20. Good Actions Trump Good Intentions.
- 25. Policy #1: No Promotion Possible Unless Incumbent Identifies and Develops Replacement.
- 26. 1. Incumbent has identified successor.
- 27. 2. Incumbent is Developing Successor.
- 28. Money Rocks!!
- 29. Spend More Time Cultivating High Potentials on Your Team.
- 33. KISS Approach to Succession. • Failure to plan means someone else decides…. • Succession can move from important/not urgent to important/urgent. • Starts from the top of the company. • To institutionalize, change your compensation system and evaluation system.
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