SUCCESSION PLANNING

MFM 20122015
Presented by:
Name
Roll No.
ABHIJEET DESAI
66
MANDAR KADAM
77
SUBODH KOKATE
84
ABHISHEK NAGVEKAR
96
SANDEEP PALVANKAR
97
ROHIT RAUT
106
Succession Planning

Flow of Presentation

Definition

What is Succession Planning

Important of Succession Planning

Overview of Succession Planning

Step of Process

Conclusion

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Succession planning is the process of

identifying high-potential employees, evaluating
and honing their skills and abilities, and
preparing them for advancement into positions
which are key to the success of business
operations and objectives.

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Succession planning involves:

Understanding the organization's long-term goals

and objectives.

Identifying the high-potential candidates and

their respective developmental needs.

Determining workforce trends and predictions.

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WHY IS IT IMPORTANT
To

avoid extended and costly vacancies in key

positions and assure the stability of business
operations.
To

provide meaningful developmental

opportunities for both the organization and its
employees as it targets key leadership positions at
varying levels.
To

help develop a diverse workforce by enabling

decision makers to look at the future make-up of
the organization as a whole.
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SUCCESSION PLANNING IS NOT

A one time event

Decided by an individual

Used solely for individual career advancement

opportunities

Reacting only when a position becomes open

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Succession Planning

STEPS IN THE PROCESS

Phase 1: Indentify Key/ Critical Positions

Phase 2: Conduct Position Analysis

Phase 3: Develop Succession Plan

Phase 4: Monitor, Evaluate, Revise

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Phase 1: Identifying Key/Critical

Positions

Key Contributor - in achieving the organisations

mission or would hinder vital functions

Specialized Leadership The position requires

specialized or unique expertise

Geographic The position is the only one of its kind

in particular location

Vacancy Position will be vacant due to

retirement/advancement in the organisation/later
moves
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Phase 2: Conduct Position Analysis

What are the external and internal factors affecting

this position?

What competencies or skill sets will be required?

What are the gaps (competencies or skill sets not

possessed by the current staff) ?

What strategies will be used to address the gaps?

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Phase 3: Develop Succession Plan

The succession plan is the culmination
of Phase 1 and 2

Reviews of the individual positions and strategies

are formulated at an organisational or unit level.

The strategies to overcome the gaps are outlined

to include target completion dates, responsible
parties and required resources.

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Phase 4: Monitor, Evaluate, Revise

Status/Progress updates should be monitored via the

succession planning template and EPAs ( depends
what Holly chooses here)

Select evaluation period-typically reviewed annually

Be prepared to respond rapidly to unforeseen

changes to the plan

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Keeping the Plan Current

How will the plan be kept current?

Develop a recurring timeframe, whether semiannually or

annually.

Determine effectiveness of existing plan.

Determine whether the current plan still meets the

organizational objectives.

Determine whether the candidates have changed and

make necessary adjustments in the plan.

Assess and develop new candidates as with initial plan.

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Communicating the Plan to

Employees

Determine the method of communication; all staff

meetings, employee newsletter, public affairs
announcement, etc.

Take this opportunity to inform employees about the

benefits of developing a succession plan and how it
affects them.

Employees recognize that the organizations

management looks toward the future with optimism
and invests in employee development and growth.
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Conclusion

It is an ongoing process where the players will

changes continuously

It is a strategic effort that utilises inputs from

multiple sources

Have a well-developed and current succession plan

in place is important in avoiding vacancies in key
positions

The organisational direction may also change, so be

flexible
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