Looking Towards

Many business owners own family businesses that were either started by them or that were inherited from their parents who started the family business. He or she may have built that business into a nice size business that, despite the business cycles and the current unusual economy, throws off a nice income for them and allows the business owner to maintain a very comfortable lifestyle. Over time, that business owner may bring in their children or other family members into the business to do various tasks. The more forward thinking owner will desire to have a succession plan. At some point in time, that business owner may desire to retire or could possibly die prior to retirement. In either event, that business owner will want the business to continue to provide for his or her spouse and family, either as an ongoing business or to be sold, so that the value of the business can be captured and reinvested to ensure that lifestyle for the family. In order to sell the business in the future, the business is going to need both a continuity of management, as well as depth of management. This means that the business owner must keep upgrading the executives within the business by focusing on the education of those executives. This may be in the nature of more formal programs, such as a Master's in Business or continuing education programs in the field. It may also mean that there is some cross training so that several executives are familiar with the same parts of the business that would result in a more cohesive workplace, as well as give the business the depth of management that it needs to grow and someday be sold to another business. If the business owner has children or other family working in the business, that owner will need to first determine the level of the family member's interest in the company, their work ethic and the aptitude that family member of the business owner may have for the business. If the business owner feels that family member has a real interest in the business, has an aptitude for the business and seems to enjoy the business, that person may someday be able to manage the business and perhaps own the business through a gift program that the business owner establishes as part of the estate planning process or through an outright purchase. In any event, that family member needs to learn the business from the bottom up. 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In order for that family member to eventually manage the business from the top, he or she needs to be trained in all of these fields. That is not to say that he or she will like each field equally, but the business owner often fields issues that run through one or all of these areas, so he or she will have to learn all of these areas. If the owner of the business the family member in one of these departments or areas and expects that the head of any of the areas of business will mentor that person, it is important to keep that person accountable and not treat him or her any different than any other employee, just because that employee is related. If the business owner treats the family member as special and without consequence for failing to do the job right, the family member will not learn anything from working with the other employees in that department and no employee will want to mentor him or her. Besides training on the job, there are also trade associations that relate to the business as a whole that may help the family member to learn more about the business of the business. This may help to educate the younger generation on how the competition works, how to do the job more efficiently and why certain decisions are made by the business owner. After all, the business owner makes it look so easy, but he or she is actually processing all the information about the issue in light of all the experience he or she has seen over the years. The forward thinking business owner knows the importance of education, as that is central to the exit strategy at the other end.

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