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What is the term for a plan for a business to survive the death of a founder? "Continuity plan"? I'm not sure that's the word I'm looking for. -- nm

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Oct 17 '23, 11:53

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Business Continuity would be probably the closest. -- nm - colin Oct 17, 13:07
perpetuation plan -- nm - JenBro Oct 17, 12:12 2
- Rain Man! -- nm - hollywood big shot Oct 17, 12:45 1
  - LOLLLL ... I came here to post something - answered that question and then got a call and couldn't get back! -- nm - JenBro Oct 17, 12:52
Murder for hire? -- nm - David Oct 17, 12:01 2
- (You should probably delete this thread before you take the next step, bery.) -- nm - David Oct 17, 12:01 1
  - Not the kind of planning I meant. Could be a good book idea, though. -- nm - Beryllium Oct 17, 12:05
the insurance policy is a "key man" (OR WOMAN) provision -- nm - hollywood big shot Oct 17, 11:55
Succession? :) -- nm - oblique Oct 17, 11:54 4
- Yeah, perhaps. Or perhaps something even more funereal than that. -- nm - Beryllium Oct 17, 11:55 3
  - Succession planning is what you're looking for. -- nm - spamlet Oct 17, 11:59 2
    - Oh, it's definitely what I mean. But what I'm fishing for is another way of describing that I vaguely recall having heard, but can't firmly remember. -- nm - Beryllium Oct 17, 12:01 1
      - Founder existence failure planning? -- nm - znufrii, vice president Oct 17, 12:28

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