When is a good time to start planning the eventual exit from your business? Simply, you will be leaving your business and hopefully, this will happen in a planned and deliberate fashion.
I have been posting information on creating a business transition plan for your eventual exit from your business and the steps involved in implementing that plan.
Custom remodeling is a challenging and expensive process. In many ways, I compare custom remodeling to elective surgery. Elective surgery is when the patient has a choice regarding the work being done and the timing of the surgery.
True transferable value in a business is determined not by how well you run the business, but by how well your business runs without you. Whether or not you intend to sell your business, effective value drivers increase company value if they contribute to cash flow both during and after an original owner’s departure.
Everyone will exit their business at some point – it is inevitable! And most contractors, with no exit plan in place will simply close their doors leaving years of client good will, established contractor and supplier relationships,
Remodel / Contractors: Above & Beyond with Architects & Clients by David Lupberger There is always the competition for more business, and customers demanding more for their home improvement dollars. It makes sense to duplicate what successful remodelers are doing working with existing customers and architects. I recently spoke to…
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