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From succession planning to successful transitionAsk any group of managers what succession planning means to them and you may very well hear as many different answers as there are people in the group. Some view succession planning as necessary only in large corporations or for the top layer of management. -
Registration open for 30th annual conferenceRegistration is now open at www.chisafetyconf.org for the Chicagoland Safety Health and Environmental Conference. The conference is being held September 17-20, 2018 at the Naperville campus of NIU.
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Family vs. business: Formal family meetings bestCorporate America wouldn't think of holding an important business meeting on Thanksgiving, Independence Day or any other major holiday, but for many family-owned and run businesses, gathering around the family table over a holiday substitutes for a formal business meeting.
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