This four-part series provides a deep dive into why advisors should engage in succession planning proactively, when to start, the most effective strategies being used today, and much more.
Part 1: Preparing Your Practice, Preparing Your Team
Part 2: The Mechanics of Succession Planning
Part 3: How to Effectively Share Equity
Part 4: How to Make Succession More About Growing, Than Going
Learn more about what we cover in each part in the descriptions below.
Part 1: Preparing Your Practice, Preparing Your Team
When operating an advisory business, it is essential to start with the end in mind.
- What do you want to build?
- How big do you want to get?
- When does the Gen 1 founder(s) want to be able to retire?
- And, when you leave the business, who takes over (and how do they afford it)?
These are the questions the industry’s most successful advisors have an answer for and which we’ll unpack.
This first session focuses on what advisors need to do with their internal operations and service model to position themselves for a successful exit.
We will talk about who you would share equity with and when, how valuation should be approached, career track best practices, how to get Gen 2 and Gen 3 team members ready, and critical financial considerations that impact succession (compensation and profitability).