Lack of succession planning spells potential ‘crisis’ for small charities, consultancy warns

A lack of succession planning could leave smaller charities facing a ‘crisis’ as senior leaders step down amid today’s highly pressurised operating environment, a consultancy has warned.

Civil Society writes:

Cranfield Trust’s… five-year review of assessment data found that… more than 600 charity partners… consistently returned the lowest score… around succession planning for key roles.

… Speaking to Civil Society, the trust’s chief executive Amanda Tincknell – who is stepping down this autumn – said she was not surprised by the finding but that it had come out ‘really starkly’ in the data….

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