you need capable successors for a seamless transition

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prepare now.

by jennifer wilson

as vince lombardi said, “contrary to the opinion of many people, leaders are not born. leaders are made, and they are made by effort and hard work.”

 to experience a seamless transition as your leaders grow up, and then eventually out of your organization, identifying and developing your up-and-comers must become a core competence. without these critical abilities, there won’t be anyone to carry out the vision of your firm, serve your clients, or pay your retirement benefits and/or buyout. in this article, we’ll share ideas for developing leaders in your firm, identifying your partner potentials, and preparing them to step in and lead when the time comes.

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the first step is to make a cultural commitment to develop leadership skills in your people. some firms offer a leadership development program that allows people at various levels and in different roles, including administrators, to enroll in the program to enhance their ability to lead.