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  • "Certain members of the management team may be confused as to who they should look to for authority," said John Beeson , a principal of Beeson Consulting Inc., a succession-planning and executive-development firm in New York.

    Penney's New Boss to Split Duties With Outgoing CEO Elizabeth Holmes 2011

  • Mr. Mark, the former Colgate chief, objected to Citigroup Inc.'s succession-planning process while serving on that bank's board.

    Ad Hoc Panel Proposes Ways for Boards to Govern Better Joann S. Lublin 2011

  • All the more reason, therefore, for staff to network energetically both internally and externally, and for senior staff in particular to think about succession-planning.

    Ten things to manage in a recession: 4 – executive costs « pwcom 2.0 2009

  • "Certain members of the management team may be confused as to who they should look to for authority," said John Beeson , a principal of Beeson Consulting Inc., a succession-planning and executive-development firm in New York.

    Penney's New Boss to Split Duties With Outgoing CEO Elizabeth Holmes 2011

  • Robertson, meanwhile, is trying to kill the image of a bank famed for its stability and clean succession-planning being rocked by internecine warfare.

    Surprise on the menu for HSBC's chief executive Michael Geoghegan Jill Treanor 2010

  • Mr. Jobs's recent announcement might also widen support for shareholder resolutions pushing boards to divulge detailed succession-planning policies.

    Investors Want a Right to Know About CEO Health Joann S. Lublin 2011

  • From a corporate governance point of view, transparency is very important when you're an investor,'' said Jeffrey Cohn , a succession-planning consultant and author in New York.

    Mum on Succession, Board Got Heat Joann S. Lublin 2011

  • Similar succession-planning proposals won an average of 31.4% of votes cast at four other concerns last year, and 10 have been submitted so far this year, reports Institutional Shareholder Services, a proxy-advisory firm.

    Investors Want a Right to Know About CEO Health Joann S. Lublin 2011

  • Ten resolutions submitted so far this proxy season request that boards divulge detailed succession-planning policies for CEOs.

    Season of Shareholder Angst Joann S. Lublin 2011

  • Third, women need to be involved in building client relationships as part of succession-planning, just as men do.

    January 2008 2008

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