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What is succession business planning?

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By Tami Kamin Meyer, Deborah Huyett
| successfulbusinessnews.com
When to transition A common misconception is that business succession plans only pertain to situations where a family-owned enterprise is transferred to a family member or insider while the owner is still living. That is untrue. A business succession plan may also be utilized when a family-owned business is transferred to another person, such as a trusted employee, or if the enterprise is sold to a third party.
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DeWine discusses coronavirus, gun laws at Chabad luncheon

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By Tami Kamin Meyer
| Cleveland Jewish News Verified
NEW ALBANY, Ohio – Ohio’s state officials are prepared to combat the coronavirus should it become an issue, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine told attendees Feb. 24 at the Herbert Weyl Jewish Business Network luncheon and program at the Lori Schottenstein Chabad Center. DeWine praised Dr. Amy Acton, director of the Ohio Department of Health, for developing close relationships with local health departments throughout the state.
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Ohio political leaders hold security conference for religious institutions

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By Tami Kamin Meyer
| Cleveland Jewish News Verified
Faith communities face similar challenges related to security of their houses of worship and institutions, thus, concerns, solutions and the need for assistance by the state and federal governments may be shared as well. For those reasons, the first Ohio Faith-Based Security Conference, put on by the office of U.S. Sen. Rob Portman, R-Cincinnati, was held Sept. 5 at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus.
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