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Succession Planning

Primary goals of Succession Planning

Types of Succession Planning

These various types of succession planning allow organizations to address different aspects of leadership development and succession, ensuring that they have a comprehensive approach to identifying, developing, and preparing future leaders to meet the evolving needs of the organization.

Business Planning

Each new entrepreneur starts out with a grand plan to change the world. And they do that with a business plan. What makes them great, however,  is the execution of the plan through the operations of the business. Business policies, business processes, people and organization, methodology, management reports, systems and data are crucial in making sure that the organization remains aligned to its vision and mission. Execution around this infrastructure helps the company achieve its milestones and ultimately create the reality that they have worked for. Business planning is all about bringing resources and operations together in a unified vision to create a difference in the world.

Estate Planning

The estate tax liability is not the sole reason why estate planning should be undertaken. The fact that there is an estate means there is a responsibility for the owners to distribute the wealth in a way that will promote equity among heirs and not impede growth and development. Wealth distribution done properly is a way to propagate goodwill and legacy. Estate planning is equivalent to helping your heirs carry on with your mission and sustain what you have started in your absence.

Exit Planning

What happens when the business becomes too big to handle? Or when the business steered to a direction where it needs additional capitalization? These may be good problems to have but these usually are the culprits for the demise of what could otherwise have been a great business. An exit plan, contrary to popular belief, is not just a way for you to exit your business gracefully. It is also a way to keep your investment; a way for you to continue with your business. Including exit plans in your succession planning will save you the heartache later on.

Why Do You Need Succession Planning?

Creating a succession plan is a proven way to help minimize turbulence while transitioning the business. It will also give you time to do estate and tax planning,

Here are what you could benefit from doing succession planning:

→ Retire comfortably with no fear and no worries.

→ Make sure the right beneficiaries will get their share.

→ Create the best exit plan for you and your business.

→Ensure the safety of your future and your estate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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I don’t have many children or relatives. Do I still need to have my estate planned?

It depends! Do you have wishes that you want carried out in your absence? Would you like to make sure that your wealth will bring equity to your heirs? Estate planning is the only way to make sure that there will be no conflict within and outside the family in the future. If you ask me, I believe it is your responsibility to plan your wealth’s distribution accordingly.

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How do I make sure that my exit plan works?

By doing it now! Time gives you a lot of options. Together, we will make sure to create the blueprint that will reflect your objectives in case a transition for your business is needed.

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I’m still relatively young. When should I start thinking about estate and succession planning?

As we always say, the right time is always now. Life is full of surprises and the last thing we want is for your business to get left behind because you failed to plan. Let my experience guide you into making the best, tailor-fit plans for your business and estate!

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