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    Succession planning in family farm businesses

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    Scott-Ladd, Brenda
    Noonan, J.
    Date
    2012
    Type
    Conference Paper
    
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    Scott-Ladd, Brenda and Noonan, John. 2012. Succession planning in family farm businesses, in 4th Indonesian Management Forum, Family Business Sustainability, Nov 13-14 2012. Yogyakarta, Indonesia: Forum Management Indonesia.
    Source Title
    Proceeding of the Indonesian Management Forum: Indonesia Family Business Sustainability
    Source Conference
    The Indonesian Management Forum: Indonesia Family Business Sustainability
    ISSN
    2302-7770
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/5617
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    • Curtin Research Publications
    Abstract

    Succession planning is a challenge for any business and this is particularly the case for small and or family businesses. Implementing succession planning requires that a holistic and long-term approach is taken and relies on having a viable business that has worth to the successor. This paper reports on an action research study that evaluates the progress of a multidisciplinary and multilevel facilitated resilience program to improve farm sustainability over the longer term. A team of facilitators from various discipline backgrounds worked with farmers in a series of workshops to develop strategic plans encompassing financial, work, personal and farm management goals, along with succession planning, to assist improve the resilience of these businesses. Data were gathered from the facilitators and participants at the end of each workshop, and this data was collated with their feedback to an internet blog and with additional feedback sessions. The outcome indicates that the multidisciplinary approach encouraged sharing of ideas and information and assisted participants in developing and formalising their planning processes. Insights in this paper include the difficulties and challenges of succession planning and the role of multi-disciplinary facilitation teams to gain engagement and confidence in the planning process.

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