Is Having a Shareholders’ Agreement Truly Necessary?
It's necessary to have a shareholders' agreement if you co-own a company with someone, regardless of their relationship to you or their role in the business.
Read moreWhat is the Value of Your Intellectual Property?
Companies that can successfully leverage their intellectual property and integrate it into their products or services generally sell for the highest possible value.
Read moreStrategic Exit Planning – a 5-Year Project
It's vital that business owners allow enough time to design the most appropriate exit strategy and implement the succession plan correctly when they start preparing for their exit.
Read moreGetting Ready for Your Future Retirement as a Business Owner
Selling a business can be a daunting prospect. In this article, we'll explore several steps you can take to prepare your business for sale and ensure that the process goes as smoothly as possible.
Read more4 Costly Mistakes to Avoid When Selling Your Business
When it's time to sell your business, to make a profit and watch your business grow in the hands of someone else, you have to avoid common mistakes.
Read moreShould I Sell My Business Now?
It’s important to know when you should sell your business, so you can capitalize on a good opportunity. This article outlines some of the reasons you may want to sell now.
Read more5 Ways to Negotiate Business Price When Selling a Company
Selling a business takes considerable work. These business negotiation tips will assist you in landing a desirable purchase offer.
Read moreHow to Sell Your Business: A Step-By-Step Guide
Businesses are always being bought and sold. Whatever the reason prompting you to sell your business, you need to understand where to begin.
Read moreExit Strategies for Your Business
No matter what the reason you no longer wish to operate your business is, having proper exit strategies is essential.
Read moreJustifying Your EBITDA
When you decide to sell your company, prospective buyers will dive in and scrutinize every aspect of EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) when looking at the perceived value of your business.
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