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Another impediment evidenced with the work, is the organizacional culture of the institutions in question, becomes necessary, to implant politics that make possible the successory process, professionalizing the management of these related companies. Valley to stand out, that a familiar company to implant a professional management, is not necessary to contract an administrator or another professional of the management area, is enough only the successive future if to specialize for the rank that will assume, extending its vision to more take care of to each day the interests of its white public and all organization. It fits to point out that the thematic one in question requires continuity and exploitation of scientific works, in view of the complexity of the developed study and the vulnerability of the companies referring to the subject. REFERENCES BERNHOEFT, Renato. Professionalized succession or engaged survival. So Paulo: Nobel, 1991. partners and heirs. 3.

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