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Most business owners think of exit planning as something that happens later. After growth stabilizes. After the next milestone. After they are personally ready to step away. It is framed as a future transaction problem rather than a present day risk. That framing is why exit planning so often arrives too late to matter. Exit […]
Most business owners believe they will exit on their own terms. A planned sale. A gradual transition. A thoughtful handoff to family or management. It feels reasonable to assume there will be time to prepare. The reality is far less controlled. Accidental exits are the rule, not the exception Roughly half of business owners leave […]
Most business continuity plans look solid on paper. They’re documented. They’re reviewed annually. They check the right boxes for lenders, insurers, and boards. And yet, when a real disruption hits, death, disability, sudden exit, litigation, market shock, they often fail when they’re needed most. The problem isn’t the idea of continuity planning. It’s how most […]