Why Succession Planning Can’t Wait—And How Rosie’s Roadshow Can Help

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Whether you’re a sole practitioner, small business owner, or leading an enterprise, succession planning is essential. Yet, too often, it gets put off—leaving businesses vulnerable when a key leader exits. Without a plan, you risk losing clients, direction, and stability, and the cost of not planning ahead can be high.

At Rosie’s Roadshow, we specialize in making succession planning clear and actionable. Our network of expert consultants and coaches is here to help, creating tailored plans that prepare the next leaders and ensure a smooth transition.

What We Offer: Simple Steps to Secure Your Legacy

We start by understanding your goals, pinpointing key roles, and identifying successors. Our process is both strategic and practical, giving you a roadmap to follow. With Rosie’s Roadshow, succession planning becomes straightforward, setting up your business for success, stability, and growth.

Ontario Law Firms Need to Build a Contingency Plan

Starting January 1, 2025, lawyers and paralegals in private practice must have a plan to protect their clients if they can no longer work unexpectedly due to illness, disability, or other reasons. This plan should name someone to take over important tasks like notifying the Law Society, informing clients, and managing client files and funds. The goal is to make sure clients are taken care of and their cases are handled smoothly, even in unforeseen situations.

The First Step is Conversation and Connection

Succession planning isn’t a luxury; it’s a necessity. Protect your legacy—hire Rosie’s Roadshow to help you build a plan that prepares your organization for a strong future.

About The Author
Zoe Share

Zoe Share

Zoe Share is the Creator of Rosie's Roadshow. Zoe started her career journey as a teacher and after completing her Masters in Business, decided to start a digital marketing agency called Schmooz. From there, Zoe took on various consulting and other roles to learn more all different types of businesses. After Zoe's grandmother passed in 2023, the idea for Rosie's Roadshow emerged.