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Succession Plan Successfully for Your Small Construction Business

Succession planning doesn't have to be as dramatic as the fire-stoking HBO series makes it seem.
By Jen L'Estrange
August 23, 2023
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by Jen L'Estrange

Jen L’Estrange, the founder and managing director of Red Clover, an outsource HR firm, is fanatical about helping companies clearly define their people strategies and achieve their change goals. She is committed to building a team of uniquely talented HR consultants from diverse backgrounds to provide strategic guidance to the firm’s clients. 

Before founding Red Clover in 2015, L’Estrange worked with Altria, Philip Morris International and Accenture in IT and HR leadership roles where she had the opportunity to live and work in over 10 countries. She is a subject matter expert in financially driven organizational change management and is regularly called on as a speaker on topics related to employee engagement during disruption, values-based talent management, variable compensation strategies for SMEs and leading through change.

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