Senior Living Governance: Succession Planning
January 21, 2027CEO succession is one of the most consequential responsibilities of a senior living organization’s board. A successful transition begins long before a search is launched. Boards need to define what success looks like, establish clear expectations for performance and leadership, and identify the qualities and characteristics that align with an organization’s mission, culture, and strategic priorities.
In this final session of our webinar series, we’ll explore the board’s critical role in succession planning and executive recruitment. Learn how boards can develop a clear leadership profile, create meaningful performance expectations, and work with search professionals to identify and attract exceptional candidates. We’ll also discuss best practices for conducting executive searches, evaluating candidates, and nurturing a strong board-CEO relationship that can support organizational stability, accountability, and long-term success.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants should be able to:
- Identify the board’s governance responsibilities in CEO succession planning and executive recruitment.
- Create a leadership profile that aligns CEO competencies, expectations, and cultural fit.
- Recognize key elements of an effective executive search process and the board’s role throughout the search.
- Establish practices that support a strong, accountable, and productive board-CEO work.
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