Transition Guide

Transition guide

The M&A Transition Guide

Provides a practical, 10-step process for managing the human aspectof an M&A M&A activity is higher than ever with acquisitions becoming animportant part of every company's growth strategy. The industriesheavily engaging in this activity are high-tech, emergingtechnologies, and utilities. The M&A Transition Guide is written for executives, managers,and HR professionals involved with any transaction that movesemployees from one company to another. Poor workforce integrationis a main cause for M&A failures and this book helps managersmake the M&A transition a more positive one by providing a planof action for the integration that focuses on ten critical steps.These steps encompass the entire M&A process from due diligenceto employee retention strategies.

The Neurodivergent Student's Transition Guide

The Neurodivergent Student's Transition Guide: A School Survival Guide for ADHD and Autism to Navigate Change, Build Confidence, and Succeed in Every Classroom is the ultimate resource for parents, educators, and students seeking practical strategies to support smooth school transitions for children with ADHD and autism. This hands-on guide is packed with realistic advice, evidence-based tools, and easy-to-follow frameworks that help neurodivergent learners manage major academic changes—from elementary to middle school, middle to high school, and beyond. Designed for students ages 8–18, this book offers age-appropriate planning checklists, scripts for self-advocacy, executive functioning supports, and guidance on sensory accommodations in real school settings. Inside, you’ll discover: Transition strategies tailored for ADHD and autism Practical tools to improve organization and reduce overwhelm Self-advocacy tips for classroom success Communication scripts for IEPs, 504 plans, and teacher meetings Templates for progress tracking, environment checklists, and planning forms Emotional regulation tools for stressful transitions and school changes Each section is designed with clarity and accessibility in mind—supporting both students and the adults guiding them. This strengths-based approach gives neurodivergent learners the tools to succeed across all grade levels, while helping caregivers feel confident and prepared during key educational milestones.