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MEETS EXPECTATIONS
The foundation of your succession plan exists, but there are significant gaps. As a result, you should begin the process of establishing a team of advisors or staff members to laser in on those priorities. Once they are established, you should be able to realize your business goals and work toward your exit strategy.

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UNSATISFACTORY
You have not engaged in succession planning, and this puts the future of your practice at risk. The most important step is to start immediately, even if you don’t plan to exit the business for many years down the road. Seek professional guidance from a succession planning expert to ensure the continuity and legacy of your insurance business.

Start Your Succession in 3 Steps
Define your ideal successor
What does your agency need to succeed after your transition? Does the business need a leader who is strong at marketing, or someone who excels at managing supply chains? Clearly outline the ideal successor's profile.
Assemble your advisory team
Succession planning isn't a one-person job; it's a team effort. You should build a team of professionals to provide expert guidance. Your team should include industry consultants and legal counsel.
Formalize the succession plan
With your ideal successor on board with taking the reins and your advisory team in place, it's time to draft your succession plan. This will serve as a road map throughout the transition to ensure a smooth leadership transfer.
Your Guide to Internal Succession
Download and review our checklist to start your succession plan on the right track.
