The number of entrepreneurs who don’t think about an exit plan until they’re months away from retirement is staggering. But unexpected events can also leave owners financially unprepared for succession—a health emergency that cripples their ability to continue doing business…or a highly attractive, time-sensitive business offer.
That’s why the sooner you begin the exit-planning process, the better. Three to ten years is ideal, as this allows you to refine operations, address inefficiencies, prepare staff and secure a premium valuation. But shorter timelines—even a year or less—can still improve your outcomes.
Take the first step in planning your exit. Contact Robin today.
Which One is Right for You and Your Business?
When considering which exit strategy is right for you, it’s important to take into account your business, family and future financial goals—and discuss them with your exit advisor. Exit options include: