Many of the most successful businesses are the product of the investment of its founder’s time, energy and money. Often, this investment may be the most significant source of their retirement income or personal wealth. Yet at some point, whether due to political or market conditions, or more personal reasons, it may become time to sell the business and unlock the value of this investment.
Here are some important considerations for selling a closely held business, especially for those founders who have never been through a sales process, to achieve a successful exit.
- Know the value ...
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