Picture this. You have just come back from a training event that your company sent you to. You are pumped up. You are ready to take on your career with both guns blazing. But within a matter of weeks, you’ve…
Blog Archives
Learning from a Legend: Letterman’s Legacy on Succession Planning
After 33 years on the air and over 6,000 shows, David Letterman is now the longest-serving late-night talk show host in TV history. He started “Late Show with David Letterman” in the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City for…
Posted in Baby Boomers, Chief Executive, Leadership Succession, Leadership Transition, Next-Generation Leader, NextGen Leader, Organization, Retirement, Retiring, Succession, Succession Planning Tagged with: 911, Baby Boomer, best practices, CBS, chief executive, courage, David Letterman, end in mind, family business, Foo Fighters, Gen Xer, Jimmy Fallon, Late Night with David Letterman, leadership succession, leadership transition, legacy, Legend, Les Moonves, NBC, NextGen leader, organizations, passion, Paul Shaffer, retire, Stephen Colbert, succession, Succession planning, successor
