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Unlocking Complexities of Succession Planning

By Ed Gruver
egruver@bridgetowermedia.com

Business succession planning can be complicated. “If I were to look at it as a decision tree, the first decision is, ‘Am I selling it or am I transferring it to someone in my family? If I’m selling it, who do I want to sell it to? Are there people I know in the business who would be good at it?” said Jamie French, a wealth advisor and a managing partner at Advent Partners, a financial planning firm with offices in Gettysburg and Camp Hill.

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