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Three Things Leaders Must Understand for a Successful Handoff to the Next Generation
Leaders should learn to be successful from other leaders. Here is some advice from top executives.
By Pamela A. Scott
November 18, 2021
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by Pamela A. Scott
Pamela A. Scott is an executive coach and founder of MentorLoft, a coaching firm that works with CEOs and execs to prepare their NextGen leaders to run their company. Pamela specializes in coaching engineers and CEOs of professional service firms. She is also the author of Focused Feedback in 15. For more information, visit www.mentorloft.com.
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