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G is for Guts
A commentary on Bill Gates to turn Microsoft operations over to Steve Ballmer.

 
Boards and CEO Succession
The article discusses and defines the role that corporate boards play in CEO succession planning.

 
Challenge of Leadership Transition, The
The article focuses on how the moment a manager leaves an organization reveals the character and effectiveness of the leader, the organization, and its people.

 
Softscape
Designer of AchievementPlus, a suite that includes performance management, feedback, job posting, skills management, training and more.

 
Grooming Next Millennium Leaders
From HR Magazine, February 1999.

 
Succession Planning
Resources from the Hagberg Consulting Group.

 
Exit Planning: Three Ways to Plan Ahead
Offers three safeguards for the family and the company's future should your life end.

 
Succession In The Independent Firm
Article on how to maintain the profitability of a company and make it an attractive proposition for potential partners.

 
Letting Go
An interview with Inc. The article discusses Celestial Seasonings founder Mo Siegel's decision to hire someone else to run the company.

 
How to Lower the Risk in CEO Succession
Ram Charan discusses the need to lower the rick of CEO aversion.

 
Next in Line, The
The article discusses how a succession-planning program for all employees can help alleviate staffing shortages.

 
IT CEOs Go Virtual
Article on the advantages of a virtual leader.

 
Succession Planning Not Just for Top Executives
An article regarding preparation for searching for a corporate successor.

 
AIM: Succession Planning Solutions
Provides a Web-enabled system designed to provide an integrated framework to identify, assess, develop, compensate, and plan for key talent.

 
When You’re CEO but Not Chairman
Ralph Ward answers the question of what do when hired as a CEO for a company where the predecessor will maintain the role of board chair.

 
Promoting like Mad? Try Personal Succession Planning
Advice for CEO's to ask their employees for the names of people who could most capably fill their positions.

 
Going Virtual
Tips on whether a virtual office will work for an organization.

 
Looking for Executive Talent? Don't Overlook Your Own Staff
An article which discusses looking for successors within you own company's employees.

 
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