Considering Selling Your Business?

We understand that selling a business you've built is challenging. With over 40% of business owners being baby boomers aged 55 or older, succession planning has become increasingly important. However, less than 30% of businesses transition within families, and only 20% are sold externally. This leaves many owners seeking viable exit strategies that honor their hard work and sustain their company's future.​

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Why Opt for Employee Ownership?

Selling your company to your employees doesn't mean compromising on value or immediate departure. In fact, employee-owned businesses often outperform traditional companies, with studies showing they can perform 30% better. By choosing this path, you can:​

Receive Fair Market Value: Ensure you get the true worth of your business.​

Preserve Your Legacy: Maintain the culture and mission you've cultivated over the years.​

Enjoy Tax Benefits: Take advantage of potential tax incentives associated with employee ownership transitions.​

Retain Valued Employees: Empower your staff, leading to increased loyalty and reduced turnover.​

Advantages of Employee Ownership

For the Company

Higher Profit Margins: Employee-owned companies often see an 8.5% increase in profit margins.​

Accelerated Growth: Experience 5% faster annual growth in sales and employment.​

Increased Longevity: Employee-owned firms are 25% more likely to survive than traditional ones.​

For Employees

Wealth Accumulation: Employee owners typically have a higher median household wealth.​

Higher Income: Enjoy a 33% increase in median income across all wage levels.​

Improved Working Conditions: Benefit from better workplace environments and job security.​

For Selling Owners

Succession Planning: Establish a clear path for the future leadership of your company.​

Legacy Preservation: Ensure your company's values and mission continue.​

Employee Reward and Retention: Recognize and retain the employees who've contributed to your success.​

for the Economy

Local Wealth Retention: Employee-owned businesses help keep wealth within the local community.​

Addressing Inequality: Contribute to reducing the wealth gap and promoting economic equality.​

Employment Boost: Support job creation and economic stability in your area.​

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