Effective Succession Planning¶
Rothwell, W. J. (2010). Effective Succession Planning: Ensuring Leadership Continuity and Building Talent from Within.
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- Succession System
- It regenerates not just the role's tasks but its authority and relationships — the parts that make the role actually work — which is why it is the standard defense against key-person risk in institutions that outlive their founders.
This sourcePresents systematic succession planning as a way to preserve leadership continuity, institutional memory, and readiness to fill key positions.
- It regenerates not just the role's tasks but its authority and relationships — the parts that make the role actually work — which is why it is the standard defense against key-person risk in institutions that outlive their founders.
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