“It is to our collective benefit to ensure that the talent pool is deep, and cultivating that talent will enable our industry to flourish and grow.”
Well, sort of. Last week CAAMP forwarded the attached video to all members, and seeing how I did the narration I thought it would be appropriate to use the video as my blog. In the event you didn’t get a chance to see the video, it speaks to one of my initiatives, organic growth for the channel. This is an issue that we as industry should all be cognizant of. Succession planning is critical for any organization, and the same principles hold true for an industry. Many of the past and present leaders of our industry still have time to make significant contributions. But with each passing day we get closer to passing on the leadership torch. Who will be the ones to take on that responsibility? Many of our future leaders are among us now, and some maybe contemplating our industry as a vocation. Identifying future leaders, and providing them with council and visibility, will assist our industry through transition. It is to our collective benefit to ensure that the talent pool is deep, and cultivating that talent will enable our industry to flourish and grow. Where will the next generations of brokers, lenders and insurers going to come from? Would it not be to our benefit to have university and college students choose brokering as a career path? Can we continue to count on people just bumping into our industry and deciding that they’ll give it a go? Our industry is at a crossroads. Our market share has flatten, intense competitive factors are at play and we all now face the challenge of strong regulatory headwinds. Our future leaders will have to be far more sophisticated to deal with these issues than we are today. Our industry is evolving, and it will be imperative that the leadership skill level evolves at the same pace.
Until next time
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