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−	'''[[Management]] succession planning''' is the [[process]] of ~~preparing~~ an ~~[[Organization\|~~organization]] for a ~~[[Leadership Pipeline\|transition~~ in leadership]]. ... One important aspect of management succession planning involves evaluating the skills of people in the [[organization]] and identifying those ~~[[Employee\|~~employees]] who have the potential to ascend to top ~~[[Management\|~~management]] roles.<ref>~~Management [[Succession Planning]]~~ [https://www.referenceforbusiness.com/encyclopedia/Man-Mix/Management-Succession-Planning.html referenceforbusiness.com]</ref>	+	== What is Management Succession Planning? ==
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		+	'''Management succession planning''' is the process of identifying and developing potential successors for key leadership positions within an organization. It involves identifying the skills, knowledge, and experience that are necessary for success in those positions, and then developing a plan to identify and groom potential successors to fill those roles when the current leaders retire or leave the organization.
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		+	Succession planning is important for a number of reasons. It helps organizations to ensure that they have a pool of qualified candidates who are ready to take on leadership roles when they become available. It also helps organizations to minimize disruption and maintain continuity when key leaders leave, as the successors will be familiar with the organization's culture, processes, and goals.
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		+	Effective succession planning involves a number of steps, including:
		+	#Identifying key leadership positions: The first step in succession planning is to identify the leadership positions that are critical to the organization's success. These may include positions such as CEO, CFO, and other top executives.
		+	#Determining the skills and experience necessary for success: Once key leadership positions have been identified, the next step is to determine the skills, knowledge, and experience that are necessary for success in those positions. This may involve analyzing the responsibilities of the position, the challenges the organization is likely to face in the future, and the qualities that are necessary for success.
		+	#Identifying potential successors: The next step is to identify potential successors for each key leadership position. This may involve identifying internal candidates who already work for the organization or external candidates who may be able to bring new skills and perspectives to the organization.
		+	#Developing a plan to groom successors: Once potential successors have been identified, the next step is to develop a plan to groom and develop those successors. This may involve providing them with additional training and development opportunities, assigning them to key projects or roles, and giving them exposure to senior leaders and decision-makers.
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		+	Overall, effective management succession planning is critical for the long-term success of an organization. It helps to ensure that the organization has a strong leadership pipeline and is prepared for the future.
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		+	Management succession planning prepares an organization for a transition in leadership. One important aspect of management succession planning involves evaluating the skills of people in the organization and identifying those employees who have the potential to ascend to top management roles.<ref>[https://www.referenceforbusiness.com/encyclopedia/Man-Mix/Management-Succession-Planning.html Management Succession Planning -referenceforbusiness.com]</ref>
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		+	==See Also==
		+	*[[Succession Planning]]
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		+	==References==
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−	'''Management succession planning''' is the process of preparing an [[Organization\|organization]] for a [[Leadership Pipeline\|transition in leadership]]. ... One important aspect of management succession planning involves evaluating the skills of people in the organization and identifying those [[Employee\|employees]] who have the potential to ascend to top [[Management\|management]] roles.<ref>Management Succession Planning [https://www.referenceforbusiness.com/encyclopedia/Man-Mix/Management-Succession-Planning.html referenceforbusiness.com]</ref>	+	'''[[Management]] succession planning''' is the [[process]] of preparing an [[Organization\|organization]] for a [[Leadership Pipeline\|transition in leadership]]. ... One important aspect of management succession planning involves evaluating the skills of people in the [[organization]] and identifying those [[Employee\|employees]] who have the potential to ascend to top [[Management\|management]] roles.<ref>Management [[Succession Planning]] [https://www.referenceforbusiness.com/encyclopedia/Man-Mix/Management-Succession-Planning.html referenceforbusiness.com]</ref>

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