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Category Archives: Business Succession Planning

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The Dangers of Nepotism During Business Succession Planning

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

According to Harvard Business Review, nepotism can damage morale while causing businesses to underperform. However, it is quite common across the United States, especially in family businesses. In some respects, it is only natural to want your son or grandson to “take the reins” when you pass away. But is this really the best… Read More »

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Should I Leave My Business to a Family Member?

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

Family businesses can evolve from small enterprises to massive, transnational corporations in less than a generation. If you have built a successful business from the ground up, you may want it to succeed even after your passing. Leaving behind a successful business is one of the best ways to leave a lasting impact on… Read More »

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