Business Performance and Staff Retention 

Business Performance and Staff Retention 

In the fast-paced dance of business, the last thing you want to hear from an employee is, “I’ve found another position and will be moving on.” It’s not just a farewell; it’s a hit to your business performance and staff retention.

How To Set Good Goals That Build Your Business

How To Set Good Goals That Build Your Business

Knowing that planning and setting goals is a good thing to do is different from actually doing it. We’ve created a list of questions to consider that will guide you through planning and goal-setting for your business..

Yes, You Really Can Implement Predictable Sales Processes 

Yes, You Really Can Implement Predictable Sales Processes 

We recognize the pivotal role of processes in business growth, performance enhancement, and value augmentation. And these days in a marketing-first driven world, it’s easy to feel like you don’t have a tried-and-true process to navigate sales.

How the Four Types of Intellectual Property Contribute Value to Your Company 

How the Four Types of Intellectual Property Contribute Value to Your Company 

Intellectual property is a highly valuable type of intangible business capital. It can take 1 of 4 forms: trademarks, patents, copyrights, or trade secrets.

Your company must take the time and invest the resources to protect its intellectual property! Learn why IP’s are so important, and how you can protect yours in our latest article.

Five Ways Financial Management Improves Your Business’s Value

Five Ways Financial Management Improves Your Business’s Value

Poor financial management can manifest itself in many ways, but the price is always the same: the value of your business.

Odds are, as the owner of your business you are a strategist, visionary, and leader. But you likely don’t have the bandwidth to manage the complexities of your business’s finances.

But not to worry! We’ve outlined 5 ways financial management will improve your business’s value.

How To Avoid the Biggest Valuation Mistake Made by Business Owners 

How To Avoid the Biggest Valuation Mistake Made by Business Owners 

You’ve been working on the sale of your business for months now. All the work, not just to complete this sale but to build a business someone else actually wants to buy, is about to pay off.

You hold your breath as the sales agent slides a piece of paper across the desk towards you…with a number completely different than you’d negotiated!

“As you know, we did a final business valuation last week to determine the final sale price for the closing today,” she explains. “After reviewing all of your records, we have determined that the value decreased from our initial estimate a year ago. As a result, the sale price will be 25% lower than we originally planned.”

What happened to the profitable sale you worked so hard for?!