THREE PRIMARY BUSINESS EXIT OBJECTIVES
For most owners, the business is your most significant asset and the number of possible exit routes can seem unlimited. As you begin drafting what a successful business exit might look like, you will likely need help creating a plan that lets you and your family enjoy your exit while leaving a legacy for your business stakeholders and community.
Select the Date
A primary objective that business owners must consider is the date they intend to leave the business.
Get the Cash You Want
The second objective a business owner should consider is how much cash they need to retire.
Find a Suitable Successor
The final objective owners need to consider is whether a suitable successor is available to replace them.
THESE 7 CUSTOMIZABLE SOLUTIONS GROW WITH YOU AS YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS CHANGE

LIFE IS COMPLICATED ENOUGH. YOUR BUSINESS SOLUTIONS SHOULDN’T BE
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