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Help Employees Develop Skills Necessary for Succession Planning
How can owners make their companies as strong, or stronger, without them in it? Achieving that goal may require looking for external help to identify the gaps in the talent make-up and investing substantially in improving skills.
By Shane Brown
July 19, 2019
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by Shane Brown
Shane Brown is a partner at Plante Moran, leading the construction practice for the Rocky Mountain region.
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