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Black businesses should make succession planning a priority alongside boosting revenue and adding customers. Helping to ensure business longevity and preparing for a smooth leadership transition are ...

In my many conversations with manufacturing industry leaders, succession planning consistently emerges as a critical challenge. When business owners start thinking about succession, it’s often because ...

Succession planning is fraught with potential missteps. By examining common mistakes, businesses can employ proactive measures to sidestep pitfalls that have ensnared others. Delaying the Planning: ...

Navigating economic instability is challenging for small businesses, but with proper succession planning, businesses can transition effectively and even thrive. Here are three key strategies to ensure ...

Transferring your family business into the hands of a new generation is an exciting opportunity for growth. But with that opportunity also come legal considerations that are crucial to the ongoing ...

NJBIZ panel discusses succession and planning for family businesses Also covers implications from tax reforms in the One Big Beautiful Act Access to capital, M&A trends and tariffs remain major ...

An internal successor, a seller and an acquirer dish out the most common mistakes they say advisory firms must avoid to ...

Although the majority of healthcare organizations point to recruiting and retaining talent as top priorities, few take the necessary steps to establish a solid succession plan, according to executive ...

Succession planning is a priority in the utility industry as an aging workforce, changing technologies, and turnover reshape the sector. The utility sector faces unique challenges, striving for ...

You’ve put the proverbial blood, sweat and tears into building your business. You’ve navigated its challenges and celebrated its growth. You may even have plans for what’s next — but are you planning ...