Growth and Actions are the Tell - Curb Appeal

Business owner's say they want more growth but their actions are ultimately the true tell. Quite often, I experience would be sellers telling me of five or six things the next owner should do to achieve growth. They blame being risk averse, at the end of their business cycle, as their reasoning for not pursuing new opportunities. So this may seem logical on the sell side of the transaction, but from a buyer perspective, you are risking a sale by leaving perceived projects up to them.  Not participating in growth strategies or new ideas for your business, puts you at risk of selling an unattractive business. Think curb appeal or a 1970's kitchen when you are thinking of buying a house.

I work directly with a growth consultant that will get any business owner to the next level. He has been a star too many of my clients. If you would like to discuss in greater detail, I am hosting a hour dinner event Wednesday 4/25 in Doylestown at 5:30pm. Dinner is for business owners with $2 M to $20 M in revenues. Pass this along to any business owner who may need a nudge. Think of a parent or friend looking to retire and needs help in figuring out a plan. The value we bring is knowledge and experience to help create a comfortable approach to your decision.

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