Who Is Going to Take Over My Practice

A Live 100-Minute Webinar - 2 CPE Credits

July 11, 2011 - 1 PM Eastern; Noon Central; 11 AM Mountain; 10 AM Pacific

 

Many firms are struggling with succession issues as their baby-boomer partners are nearing retirement. Potential future leaders of the firm have not been developed, or have left the firm or are just not interested in the commitment required to be a partner. What are the options remaining for firms? This session discusses succession issues facing firms, the various solutions available to resolve them and the steps firms must take now to ensure a successful transition in the future.

Presenter, Timothy Michel, CPA helps CPA firm owners create value in their practice by drawing on his own experiences to assist them in identifying and over-coming obstacles and focusing on opportunities to increase growth and profitability.

View the course syllabus.

 

Who Should Attend

  • Managing Partners
  • Partners
  • Managers

What You Learn

  • Identifying succession issues in their firm
  • Creating a long-term succession culture
  • Developing your future partners

Benefits of Attending

  • Spending time reflecting on the issues facing your firm
  • Getting ideas on how to solve succession issues
  • Learning what needs to be considered in a transition plan

Program Level: Basic

Prerequisite: 10 years of experience

Advanced Preparation: None

This is a group Internet-based offering. The instructional method is lecture with active group participation and visual aids. You will receive login information the night before the webinar. If you do not, please email [email protected].


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