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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2022 · 40 MIN

How to Increase the Company Value Before Exit: Lessons from Mergers & Acquisitions Expert

from Coffee with Closers · host OneIMS

What’s the difference between an owner-funded and an investor-funded company?     In a privately owned business, when sales are down, the owners have the freedom to keep things as they are. If they are okay with it, everyone else is too.    In an investment-owned business, it’s more intentional. When sales are down, everyone becomes concerned because they have certain expectations from outside.   I want you to meet @Damon Pistulka - a mergers & acquisitions expert, host of multiple YouTube shows, and Co-Founder & Managing Director of @Exit Your Way - an organization helping owners and their teams build successful business exits.     In this episode of Coffee with Closers, we’re going to talk about:    ➤The different approaches to running a private-funded and investor-funded business;  ➤Effective strategies on how to increase the company value;   ➤Valid arguments for convincing manufacturing founders to adopt digital marketing;  ➤Doing business with digital natives as digital immigrants, and more!   Tune in!

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