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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Succession Planning a Challenge for CEOs and Boards
Maximizing and ensuring member value and performance requires an ongoing review of the depth of talent in your credit union as well as the right complement of skills to lead effectively and navigate changing strategies. As markets become more global and technology continues to play an even greater role in strategy, the criteria established for both CEOs and succession planning candidates emerges and changes over time ****READ MORE: Succession Planning a Challenge for CEOs and Boards
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