Business
Why Smart Business Succession Planning Starts With a Good Personal Plan
Owners often do not put enough thought into balancing their personal financial needs with their goals for handing over control of the company. Here are tips for a smooth transition.
By Shane Brown and Dawn Jinsky
April 29, 2020
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Business
by Shane Brown
Shane Brown is a partner at Plante Moran, leading the construction practice for the Rocky Mountain region.
by Dawn Jinsky
Dawn Jinsky is a partner at Plante Moran Wealth Management, leading the Estate and Business Transition Planning practice.
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