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Business value – Grooming leaders

Vital to the plan is the identification and grooming of future leaders and key skill requirements. Responsibility for grooming the next generation belongs to the experienced business owners. Entirely new sets of skills and responsibilities need to be defined and mastered by new leaders. This is a process which is aided by careful planning and time dedicated to developing prospective leaders, such as shadowing, training, mentoring and feedback.

There is a huge difference between the efficient day to day operation of a business and the preparation of that same business for transition. It is easy to be lulled into a sense of false security that “when we are ready to sell/transition, the principles that have contributed to our success will stand us in good stead for sale”.

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Extending our International Connections

Saward Dawson has been a member of Russell Bedford International network since 2007. The network now has firms in approximately 100 countries, with 350 offices, 700 partners and 6,500 staff. This year Russell Bedford was the winner of the International Accounting Bulletin (IAB) Network of the Year award. The IAB world survey ranks Russell Bedford […] Read more

Some headlines that caught my eye

There were a number of headlines that caught my eye in “The Age” on 27 November that read as follows: On Cyber Monday, Pope attacks ‘sickness of consumerism’ NAB’s Thorburn says incentives acted as ‘bait’ Sean started by saving $US5 a day – now he’s on the road to becoming a millionaire. Without repeating the […] Read more