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How to capture institutional knowledge

Insperity

However, when a well-tenured person does retire or resign, a substantial reserve of company-specific insights may be lost. Institutional knowledge refers to the information that only one or a few employees have about your company’s operations or important relationships. Succession planning. Standard operating procedures.

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How HR can give your company’s employee retention strategy a boost

Insperity

In this arena, the HR team can work with management and bolster their efforts by: Overseeing training curricula Recommending or requiring specific training Identifying future leaders and high performers who may be suitable for promotions Developing a people strategy to plan for the future Aiding in succession planning 5.

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How to train your successor

Insperity

You’ve created a succession plan. Now you’re looking ahead to your own retirement or a promotion. And how can you set them up for success after you’ve moved on? In a perfect world, you would have six months to a year to train your next-in-line before you move on to a new role or retire.

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“Stick with your passion.” with Lou Melone and Tyler Gallagher

Thrive Global

As a board CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER professional, Lou provides comprehensive financial strategies for higher net-worth families and business owners to help protect and preserve current levels of wealth, plan for retirement, as well as, designing retirement plans for closely held businesses.

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Iván Watanabe of Opus Advisory Group: “Invest in yourself”

Thrive Global

There are many sole practitioners out there that have no succession plan in place when they retire or if they were to get sick. What would happen to your plan if that advisor was no longer around? None of us are able to achieve success without some help along the way. You never know what your idea can trigger.

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Lysa Miller: ?Competition is one factor that forces companies to improve customer experience?

Thrive Global

Our clients range from large public companies and corporations to locally owned medium-sized businesses such as retirement communities, B2B companies, physicians’ organizations, manufacturers, biotech, and technology. Happy customers are the key to growth and success. Have you ever heard of a successful company with unhappy customers?

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Luke Sheppard of Sheppard & Company: “Communicate with purpose”

Thrive Global

We met for several hours that morning, and for the duration of our meeting, I referred to him as Kyle. A great example of this is succession planning in the construction industry. The time to think about getting out, or at the very least, developing a sound succession plan is when things are going well.