Imagine this scenario: your credit union's CEO, CFO, and COO all announce their retirement within a few months of each other. Without a well-developed succession plan that extends beyond the CEO, your credit union could face significant challenges in filling these critical leadership roles.
Neglecting to develop comprehensive succession strategies for other senior leadership positions can leave your credit union vulnerable.
The domino effect of multiple senior executives leaving simultaneously can disrupt operations, impact member service, and hinder strategic initiatives. Proactive, ongoing succession planning for key positions is essential to mitigate these risks and ensure a smooth transition of leadership.
Credit Union Board Roundtable, December 7 and 8 in Las Vegas, provides a unique opportunity for board members to explore succession planning holistically. Through collaborative, discussion-based sessions, attendees can learn from their peers' experiences, best practices, and lessons learned in developing comprehensive succession strategies.
The roundtable format encourages open dialogue and the sharing of real-world insights, allowing board members to gain valuable perspectives on succession planning challenges and opportunities.
Attendees will hear directly from credit union leaders and fellow board members on their experiences with succession planning. These candid discussions provide board members with a deeper understanding of the importance of collaboration in developing effective succession plans for multiple leadership positions.
Attendees can expect to come away with actionable insights and strategies for mastering comprehensive succession planning, including: