According to a Nationwide survey, the majority of business owners with 300 employees or fewer do not have a succession plan. A leader’s job is to plan for the future. Business owners and those in senior executive positions are often woefully unprepared to turn over their business and their jobs. Leaders need to develop a plan that ensures both a smooth transition AND the ongoing longevity of the business after the owner or senior people have handed over the reins.
Supercharge Your Staff with Succession Planning
Supercharge Your Staff with Succession Planning Most executives set production goals to encourage their company's employees to move forward, resulting in improved productivity and job satisfaction. Fewer executives look to succession planning as one of the tools that...
Avoid Burnout in 2018!
Avoid Burnout in 2018! Stress. Deadlines. Meetings. Client issues. Burnout. Busy professionals may experience increased levels of stress-induced cortisol, poor sleeping habits, mood swings, and other health manifestations from today’s workplace demands. One study on...
Proper Estate Planning is a Great Holiday Gift
Proper Estate Planning is a Great Holiday Gift Properly planning for your estate is one of the best gifts you can give to your family. What you do now affects their quality of life if you get sick, injured, or die. Few people like to think about a time when they are...
How Leaders are Starting 2016
What can you do to lead your organization to new levels of success in 2016 and beyond?
You have a great group of people, and you want to do more. You want to develop your employees to their fullest potential, increase day-to-day effectiveness, and increase profit growth.
Leadership steps to take now for a more successful year.
Are You Leading for the Future?
I recently asked a group of executives who they were grooming to lead their company in 20 years. They gave me blank stares as answers. “We are worried about next quarter. We are not even worried about next year.” Exactly. And that is the problem. Many executives are so busy worrying about the short-term that they…
Year-in-Review: Planning for a Great New Year
I wound up in Ushuaia, Argentina over Christmas. The trip was kind of accidental, and the story long and irrelevant, but I got to see penguins and learn about an indigenous people I had never heard of, the Yamana. There were 3,000 Yamana living relatively undiscovered on the tip of South America until…
The Importance of Strategic Planning for Your Business
I was recently interviewed by Private Wealth Counsel on this topic. Listen to the audio recording at:
http://www.pwcounsel.com/mary-kelly-strategic-planning-for-your-business
Beware of These 6 Common (and Costly!) Retirement Mistakes
Our retirement is our responsibility, yet many people do not think about how they are going to spend their retirement time. More importantly, even fewer people plan on how to fund it until it is too late. If you are old enough to buy a drink at a bar, it is time to think about your retirement.







