Growing up in a small business environment, watching your parents work harder and harder to make a good life for us as children I believe that my parents probably worked too hard and didn’t give themselves the opportunity to maximize the value of their businesses before retiring.
Succession planning should start earlier, not at age 65 [...]
Myth 1: The value of my business can be generally determined by using an earnings multiplier of my industry. ie. 3 times EBITDA
This is the most common myth. The earnings multiplier can be useful to get an overall general value based on the industry, but it doesn’t apply to all businesses within the [...]
The economy has caused a credit crunch for businesses large and small so the one thing that all businesses should do is to get cozier with your banker. This can take the form of calling more often, visiting, inviting your account manager to your business premises, anything which will provide more real world contact with [...]
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Richard Wong on March 25, 2009
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Facebook’s initial failed attempts to takeover Twitter were because the most common reason why mergers & acquisitions fail, VALUATION differences.
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This post was written by
Richard Wong on March 17, 2009
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