3 Challenges Owners Face in Achieving a Successful Exit
Is your client really ready to exit your business? Here’s how to help them plan for that eventuality.
Is your client really ready to exit your business? Here’s how to help them plan for that eventuality.
Like any life project, the transition of a family business requires great rigor to allow the departing owner to achieve his or her desired goals. These key steps will lead you to a successful transfer.
Value Scout’s planning framework exists at two levels: annual and quarterly. And our philosophy continues to be that details are fuzzier at the annual level and more granular for quarterly plans. So at the annual level, we track objectives that have an estimated enterprise value associated but not super granular detail. On the other hand, …
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Equipped with knowledge, the shareholder can act before a planned company sale to minimize or eliminate factors that reduce the company’s value.
If you are toying with the idea of selling your company, you should set the right course well in advance. Otherwise, there is an acute risk that the sales proceeds will be lower than expected or worse:
Incentive compensation plans may involve stock or cash and enable companies to attract and retain top talent with an eye toward mutual, long-term benefit.
When the value creation part of exit planning succeeds, the transition to actually selling the business begins.