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{{KidsIntro|Some organizations have one leader or a small group in charge. When they leave suddenly, it can be hard to find new people. This page explains how to teach people leadership slowly, so someone is always ready to take over.}}

{{ExpertIntro|We are heading towards a reconceptualization of organizational succession in non-profits, where gradual documented handovers replace crisis-driven transitions. This hypothesis proposes that distributing leadership responsibilities across a recognized pool of contributors, combined with planned mentorship phases (discover, steer, transmit), can balance stability and renewal. The emerging trend suggests shared leadership frameworks yield organizational outcomes comparable to centralized models while reducing vulnerability to sudden departures.}}

This page is the landing page of the '''Soft Transmission''' portal (Market space, for associations and organisations with participatory governance). It gathers a short synthesis, the explanations, and a model contract (an amendment to the statutes) presented clause by clause.

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* loss of memory about responsibilities when people leave.

The [[w:en~~:Organizational studies|~~sociology of organisations]] documents these tensions between stability and renewal. The proposed agreement starts from the hypothesis that a gradual and documented transmission could turn succession into a habit rather than a crisis, while preserving stability where it is useful.

The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organizational_theory sociology of organisations] documents these tensions between stability and renewal. The proposed agreement starts from the hypothesis that a gradual and documented transmission could turn succession into a habit rather than a crisis, while preserving stability where it is useful.