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A lsquo;FAILED PLAN AND THE SOLUTION By Al Diamond This letter from an Agency Consulting Group client, together with my reply, speak for themselves: Dear Al, I...
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AGENCY-COMPANY RELATIONS: STAND BY ME by Brenda French What do your companies want and how can you give it to them? In working with your companies, the first quest...
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lsquo;AND KARNACK SAYS hellip; by Diane Herbert and Pamela Millard Take a close look at your capacity and take the steps needed to position your agency for the wild ride ahea...
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ANNUAL STRATEGIC PLANNING by Al Diamond Implementing plans within an agency is certainly not unheard of and often works as well as the planning and organizational skills of the agency...
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ARE YOU PREPARED FOR THE FUTURE? IT'S HERE! by Paul Bronow Consolidation within our industry is going much faster than we anticipated a few short years ago. The number of players is shrinki...
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BOTTOM-UP PLANNING by Ted Silver When an agency understands what individual agency employees want to accomplish from a production standpoint in terms of new and renewal business as ...
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BUSINESS PLANNING WORKBOOK by Michael Manes Introduction Planning is a commitment to move your organization from where it is to where it needs to be. ...
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COMMUNICATING THE GRAND VISION by Jack Burke Today, a good friend gave me a phone call that reinforced the importance of communication within an organization. To understand this s...
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Very few employees will leave your agency simply for more money. They will usually have other valid (to them) reasons that, when also combined with a higher salary, push them to seek employment elsewhere. If a review of the compensation survey results (from another Middleton letter) confirmed that your agency is paying people within a reasonable range of 'average,' the level of compensation should not be of major concern. What you do have to worry about is how you are paying those dollars and how your management philosophy and style complement the overall compensation administration plan.
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DESIGN YOUR OWN FUTURE by Diane Herbert and Pamela Millard If youre failing to plan, youre planning to fail. What if we told you that companies with written busines...