Passing the baton: Real estate firms develop succession plans to address leadership changes head-on
When leadership changes occur — planned or not — a firm’s culture and management of the transition determine the future of a company.
When leadership changes occur — planned or not — a firm’s culture and management of the transition determine the future of a company.
In 2016, Westwood Financial Corp. transitioned from a family-operated real estate syndication business with private investors, to an institutionally structured, fully integrated and self-sustaining real estate operating company. As part of this transition, the firm created a succession plan and named Randy Banchik and Joe Dykstra co-CEOs.
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