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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2024 · 29 MIN

Episode #140: Why Succession Planning Matters More Than Ever

from The Weekly Workplace · host Missouri Training Institute

Succession planning isn’t just for the executive suite—it’s essential for frontline leaders too. In this episode Dewey, Rae, and Bryana will explore how proactive planning can ensure a smooth leadership transition, preserve team morale, and prevent operational disruptions. Learn why taking small steps now can have a big impact on your team’s future. Call-in your Gratitude Challenge shoutout at 1-573-884-6665. Schedule your FREE consultation for executive/professional coaching. Take the EQ-i 2.0 (Emotional Intelligence), Energy Leadership Index, or Six Types of Working Genius assessment. [email protected]  I  573.882.2860  I mti.missouri.edu Submit your episode idea. References:  Stone, Thomas. (2020 April 21). Coronavirus is Forcing Changes to Leadership Development and Succession Planning. i4cp.  Gallup. (2024). State of the Global Workplace 2023 Report: The Voice of the World's Employees. Gallup.  Maxwell, John C. (2005 October 1). Developing the Leader Within You. Thomas Nelson Inc. *Visit the Columbia, Missouri Barnes & Noble and get 25% off this title by mentioning The Weekly Workplace.  

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