EPISODE · Oct 15, 2025 · 40 MIN
Start with the End in Mind: Chris Everard on Building Exit-Ready Businesses
from Exit Insights · host Darryl Bates-Brownsword
Send us Fan MailChris Everard knows what it takes to build a business that sells. After starting and successfully exiting seven companies, he’s now helping others do the same as a Business Architect at Fabric Business Solutions.In this episode of Exit Insights, Chris shares the practical lessons he learned from 20+ years of exits, including:Why starting with the end in mind gives you the best chance of a high-value exitHow to remove owner dependence and build a self-sustaining teamThe ‘boring’ bits – like contracts, governance, and systems – that make or break a dealHow peer-to-peer accountability fuels sustainable growth Whether you're just starting to think about succession planning or actively preparing for exit, this episode is packed with takeaways that could add serious value to your business.👇 https://thefabric.uk/ 👇 https://exitinsights.co.uk/✅ Discover your 'Business Sellability Score' and determine if your business is ready for sale: Business Sellability Score🎧 Listen to the Exit Insights Podcast: Tune In📖 Learn how to eliminate owner dependence in your business: Get your copy❓Curious about joining Exit Factor Find Out More🌐 Visit the Exit Factor Website: Explore
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Send us Fan Mail Chris Everard knows what it takes to build a business that sells. After starting and successfully exiting seven companies, he’s now helping others do the same as a Business Architect at Fabric Business Solutions. In this episode of Exit Insights, Chris shares the practical lessons he learned from 20+ years of exits, including: Why starting with the end in mind gives you the best chance of a high-value exitHow to remove owner dependence and build a self-sustaining teamThe ‘bor...
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