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Succession Planning for Book Publishers: An Overview
"This guide is intended for owners, managers and employees of Canadian publishing firms who may be facing the challenge of ownership succession in the next several years. No guide could cover all cases of succession. Each is unique. This guide, however, will introduce you to the succession planning process and help you to identify resources you will need to create your own succession plan."
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Studies & Reports 8 of 15
"Publishers typically say that theirs is an industry like no other. In many respects, this is true. Those entering the business frequently do so for reasons of love rather than money, and the industry’s rewards are frequently of an intangible nature. But whatever its unique qualities, publishing does resemble other industries in many ways. And the question of succession is one of these. More than fifty per cent of the companies in the Canadian publishing industry have owners who expect to retire in the next five to ten years."
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