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68. How to Level-Up Your Exit Planning Game with John Brown of BEI (Business Enterprise Institute, Inc.)
Ive been working with family businesses for the last 17 years. And since then, Ive developed relationships with business owners who became my personal clients.As I learned about the intricacies of the business and how important business continui
67. How a Financial Assessment Process Works - Part 5: Family Considerations and Family Succession
Were now halfway through this eight-part series where I was a guest on the Virtual U.S. Financial Advisors podcast. For Part 5, I discussed the value of having the family involved in planning for the future of the business and why family meetings a
66. How to Prepare Your Family Business for the Fourth Quarter with Nicholas Niemann
When it comes to family businesses, continuity is the key. And no one knows this better than the business owner who is looking to transition out of their business.Whether it's due to retirement, health concerns, or simply a desire to move on to somethin
65. How a Financial Assessment Process Works - Part 4: Why Developing Culture Within Your Business Matters
As we continue on the fourth of this eight-part series where I was a guest on the Virtual U.S. Financial Advisors podcast, I shared why culture is vital and how it contributes to increasing the value of any business. Also, I discussed succession developme
64. Which Business Structure is Right For You - S Corp or C Corp? with Stuart Sorkin
Choosing the right business structure can be overwhelming for most business owners. Thats mainly because not everyone has a background in accounting or tax law.And its no surprise that there is often some confusion about what S Corp and C Corp mean, th
63. How a Financial Assessment Process Works - Part 3: The Importance of a Value Drivers Report
We are now in the third installment of this eight-part series where I was a guest on the Virtual U.S. Financial Advisors podcast. In this episode, I discussed the importance of identifying value divers and exit objectives for the family business. One of
62. What Leadership in the Automotive Industry Looks Like With Dan Ryan
Many people who own automotive repair businesses started out as technicians. They may be excellent at repairing cars but they have no experience leading a team of people.As a result, they may not be aware of the various strategies that good leaders use t
61. How a Financial Assessment Process Works - Part 2: Know What Your Business is Worth
A couple of weeks ago, I shared with you the first of an eight-part series where I was invited as a guest for the Virtual U.S. Financial Advisors podcast. Basically, I gave the audience an idea of how I identify my client’s major wants, needs, and concern
60. What Collision Shop Owners Should Know About Employee Retention Credits (ERC) with Ray Roth
A lot of businesses all over the world have been hit hard by the pandemic and the collision industry is no exception. With a lot of us working from home, people were driving less and there has been a significant decrease in the number of car accidents. As
59. How a Financial Assessment Process Works - Part 1: Starting Off With a Written Continuity Plan
Recently, I was invited as a guest for the Virtual U.S. Financial Advisors podcast. The goal of this podcast is to help consumers have a better grasp of what financial advisors are for and understand the importance of having a trusted person to help them