Delegation of Authority During Executive Absence
Defines how GM and senior executive authority formally transfers to a named acting leader during planned or unplanned absence, distinct from long-term succession planning.
Why This Matters
A property without clear delegated authority stalls on decisions the moment its leader is unreachable, from a check that needs signing to a media call that needs answering. A written delegation removes ambiguity about who is actually in charge this week, not just who is next in line someday.
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