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Succession Planning Basics for Faith-Based and Secular Organisations

by Richard Dare Ajiboye Triumph Busy Prints, NY, 2021

Description

This book focuses on the seldom-discussed topic of succession in organizations both secular and faith-based. While pointing out that succession is sure-fire reality of every organization, it explains theories that are significant in how successors are determined and prepared to take on a new role. It offers practical information about how to create a healthy succession planning process, from discerning appropriate successors to how to make the transition from one leader to another.

Features

  • Relay Race, Horse Race and God Factor theories
  • Effective succession planning
  • Practical solutions

Recommended Audience

clergy leaders, trustees/elders, board leaders

Cost

Purchase as book, e-book or audio book

Practical Applications

  • Read this book and share highlights with your board members as you endeavor to successfully plan for the future leadership of your congregation
  • Learn how to select and prepare successors that are right for your congregation by understanding the Relay Race, Horse Race and God Factor theories and how they apply to your situation.

About the Contributor

Contributor
JC Campbell

Dr. JC Campbell is the director of the Center’s Southwest office in Evansville, Ind. and serves 16 counties in the Southwest region of Indiana.  JC is an ordained American Baptist Minister and has an extensive background in non-profit organizations, fundraising, and higher education. JC truly believes in the value of education, professional development, and best practices to improve ministry and its impact. JC is most interested in congregational leadership, board development, and succession planning.

JC received two bachelor’s degrees from Georgetown College, where he was a Regents Scholar at Oxford University, a master’s from the University of Louisville, a PhD from Newburgh Seminary, and is working on a PhD from IU Bloomington. JC is a proud husband and father to three children, and one fur baby named Vincent.

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