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Importance of up-to-date valuations How to Navigate to a fruitful exit
When a Multiple of 6 is really a 4
and what that means for Value
How can you normalize EBITDA?
What does it mean to you?
The Secret Sauce to Creating Value
How Much Do You Really Have?
Are you one of the perpetual '5-ers'?
When will you exit your business?
What's going on with the workforce & the Lower Middle Marketplace?
How does your Accountant think
In regards to your Company's Value
Who is your ideal buyer?
Meet Charlie
How It Works
Our Process
It's time to face the truth. If you don't plan your exit correctly, you could end up working until you die. Your journey to a successful sale and increasing the value of your business by 30-50% starts with taking our Exit Valuation Survey. This tells us exactly where you are now, the exact performance of your business, and what you need to do to improve. You can access your buyer Risk Report and speak to our analyst team on a complimentary call to discuss your results, increasing value and exit options.
TAKE THE SURVEY
Discover how your business scores in
the 7 key drivers of valuation
ACCESS RESULTS & ANALYST
Understand the risks a buyer sees
when valuing your specific business
INCREASE BUSINESS VALUE
Implement the "7 Pillars Of Value Creation" and increase your business value
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*The Lower Middle Market is comprised of businesses worth $5-$30 million, typically having EBITDA of $1 million - $4 million.
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