Tag Archive for Exit Planning

Failure to Plan Has a Price

“I never worry about action, but only about inaction.” —Winston Churchill

“I haven’t decided what I ultimately want to do with my business, or when I want to exit, or how much money I’ll need, or whom to sell to, so how can I plan my exit? Besides, I don’t want to exit right now.”

If you’ve said this, or thought it, you are not alone. Many business owners are either overwhelmed with the thought of exiting or are so busy fighting daily business fires that they assume they cannot plan their exits.

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Exiting Your Business Is A Process, Not A Mystery

Ronald Oddo

Nora Chapman’s story was typical of most business owners who have made the tough decision to leave their companies. At age 54, she was confident in finding a meaningful second act and was ready to leave her 25-employee advertising business. Nora was thinking of selling to one or two of her key employees and when we met her, her first question was: “Is this the right exit choice?”

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Building Value Is The Win-Win Of Exit Planning

Ron Oddo

In all likelihood, you are absolutely critical to the success of your business. Without you, there is no business.

We want to fix that.

With a little luck and a lot of hard work, we can help you become an Inconsequential Owner. Having said that, perhaps a bit of explanation is in order.

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