Thursday, July 3, 2014

The Financial Planning Features of a Business Exit Strategy

Starting a business takes a large amount of planning. But after the business plan is completed, retail or office space is rented and employees are hired, many entrepreneurs have neglected one crucial question: When the time comes, how will they exit their business?

When owners are immersed in the details of building a business, it’s difficult to imagine selling it or giving it up to the next generation. It’s even harder for business owners to imagine a dream business failing, forcing the liquidation of the contents of the business.

Take, for example, a company that develops slot machines or social apps for the gaming industry. To get the business off the ground the founders need capital. In this case they may be looking for venture capitalists or angel investors, who early on in the funding process are going to want to know how they’ll get a return on their investment. In this instance, an exit strategy at the beginning of a business informs investors of their time-frame for a return.

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