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Planning for Leadership Succession: An Introduction to the Next Steps Workshop
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Published 2006
Author Tom Adams, Patrick Corvington, Susan Bunting, Sandy Dang, Robert L. Jackson
Source TransitionGuides, Annie E. Casey Foundation, Foundation for Seacoast Health, Asian American LEAD, Quitman County Development Organization, Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
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The full document (above) contains a detailed description of the class and how to view the recorded version via WebEx.

The entire nonprofit sector faces major changes in leadership as the baby boomer age wave starts rolling toward retirement. According to the 2006 study "Daring To Lead," 75% of executives plan to leave their jobs within five years and less than one-third have discussed succession planning with their boards. This major change in leadership is both a threat and opportunity. For that reason, the Annie E. Casey Foundation partnered with TransitionGuides to develop a place for long-term executives and founders to learn about succession planning and transition management, sharpen their plans for the length of their tenure and network with peers interested in this topic. This event will introduce participants to the workshop and to the two organizational development practices relevant to successful leadership transition.

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