A fundamental aspect of a successful business exit is assuring that your business has enough value to allow you to exit with financial security.
This, coupled with wisely invested non-business assets, gives you the best chance to pursue the exit path you want on the timeline you want. Obtaining a proper professional business valuation is the first step in determining how much your company is worth, but what happens if the valuation shows that your business isn’t worth enough to allow you to exit your business with financial security? How can you increase your business’ value if everything that’s made it successful thus far isn’t enough?
The answer lies in installing value drivers.
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