So what if you’ve never sold a business before? You know what you want from the sale of yours. You know your business better than anyone else. Who better to lead the charge than you?
Don’t mislead yourself. You may be the worst possible person to sell your company.
Why? You may be the person most attached [...]
Posts Tagged ‘business acquisition’
Going It Alone
Posted on November 5th, 2009 by Eric Nielsen
Filed under: Exit Strategy, Transferring Business Ownership
How Much Is All This Exit Planning Going To Cost?
Posted on November 2nd, 2009 by Bay Area Business Sales
Filed under: Business Owner Objectives, Exit Strategy, Increasing & Preserving Business Value, Transferring Business Ownership
Fictional owner, Peter Miller, had called his accountant to ask her to help him value his business with the idea of retiring in a few years. No stranger to Exit Planning, his accountant assembled all of Peter’s advisors and launched a complete Exit Planning process. She began, not with an examination of how a transfer [...]
Build Business Value in a Recession. Think Acquisition.
Posted on February 9th, 2009 by Bay Area Business Sales
Filed under: Exit Strategy, Transferring Business Ownership
In an economy when many of us are tempted to bury our heads until the shooting is over, smart business owners are realizing that this may be the perfect time to acquire smaller, less adaptable, less capitalized or less well-managed competitors.
As the sellers of goods or services, owners sometimes forget that they, too, can be [...]