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...l Insurance When You're Planning A Trip To Europe
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... clients have different priorities. A recent Independent Insurance Agents of America study revealed that 59% of Personal Line.. All Articles by CompleteMarkets Editor Comments (0 ) Are You Listening To Your Customers? This content has not been rated yet. CompleteMarkets Editor , Emily Huling 4/30/2013 10:36:34 PM ARE YOU LISTENING TO YOUR CUSTOMERS? by Emily Huling On a recent business trip, I had dinner at one of the nicer family restaurants. A couple seated nearby had the same attentive server t.. All Articles by CompleteMarkets Editor Comments (0 ) 1 2 3 4 5 .. x No Thanks Loading.. Loading.. x No Thanks Loading.. ...
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... perpetuator, with the provision that if Junior becomes a full-time licensed employee of the firm, Senior will make Junior a minority stockholder with the absolute right to buy the associate's interest at his or her retirement. There's no reason that this can't work, but plenty of reasons that it doesn't. It's not that the deal crashes and burns after it's struck-sometimes everyone agrees to a deal in principle but then trips over the hurdles that crop up in the nitty-gritty negotiations. Accept the fact that sometimes the deal fails. If Senior can't make the mix of personalities work, something has to give-the hoped-for retirement date, the guarantee for Junior, or the services of the highly-valued, unrelated associate. If you're going to try a perpetuation plan that sandwiches an unrelated generation of management between two generations of family, ... : Under a successful arrangement in which Junior is the known successor, the unrelated associate usually doesn't assume true ownership control. The associate might be a stockholder or partner and/or have a phantom stock benefit, and might for a time serve as president or CEO with substantial operating authority. Senior keeps the controlling interest, although retired or semi-retired, and later transfers it to Junior in a planned transition. Such an arrangement isn't a piece of cake, but with the right people and plenty of forthright communication, it frequently works. A greater challenge arises if Junior has no career goals yet. Senior contracts to sell a controlling interest to the valued, unrelated perpetuator, with the provision that if Junior becomes a full-time licensed employee of the firm, Senior will make Junior a minority stockholder with ...
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...tions, or they take the office on trips when agency goals are achieved. The k...tributing to an agency's success. In transitioning from traditional merit and...
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