What Happens To Your Business If You Die? Legacy Planning is Critical.
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What Happens To Your Business If You Die? Legacy Planning is Critical.

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2 months ago
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I was recently engaged by the
estate of a founder to assist in finding a new owner for their business after
the founder died.  There were a lot of
valuable business lessons that came out of this process that I wanted to share
with you.  Not for your estate survivors
after you die, but instead for you before you die, so you don’t repeat the same
mistakes of this other entrepreneur that failed to properly lay out a clear
legacy plan in the event of his death, leaving the survivors scrambling looki...

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