Section 4A: The need for exit planning Flashcards

1
Q

A successful exit strategy has three legs

A

Maximizes transferable business value
Ensures owner is financial prepared
Ensures there is a plan for “what next?”

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2
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Exit planning is

A

present tense

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3
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Exit planning combines what

A
the plan
concept
effort 
and process 
into a clear simple strategy to build a business that is transferable through the 4Cs
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4
Q

What are the 4Cs

A

Human Capital
Structural Capital
Customer Capital
Social Capital

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5
Q

Your clients

A

Control how and when they exit
Maximize value in good and bad times
Keep more of what they get rather than paying it to uncle sam
Shorten the due diligence and documentation period
Have better control over confidentiality
Have strategic options to choose from
Know their future is secure

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6
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Blue oceans

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denote all industries not in existence today

  • untapped market space
  • demand creation
  • opportunity for high profitable growth
  • Many are created from red oceans by expanding existing industry boundaries
  • Competition irrelevant because the rules of the game are waiting to be set
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7
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Red oceans

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represent all industries in existence today

  • crowded
  • profits and growth prospects reduced
  • commoditized products and services
  • cutthroat competition
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8
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Historic Transition success rates

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  • 12 months after selling - 3 out of 4 businesses profoundly regret
  • 70-80% of businesses put on the market don’t sell
  • only 30% of all family-owned businesses survive into the second generation
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9
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EPI state of owner readiness survey

What percentage do not know all their exit options

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2/3 or 66%

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10
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EPI state of owner readiness survey

What % have no transition team

A

78%

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11
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EPI state of owner readiness survey

What % have no written transition plan

A

83%

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12
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EPI state of owner readiness survey

What % have no plan at all

A

49%

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13
Q

What percentage have no plan to cover the 5 Ds

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40%

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14
Q

What percentage have not completed a strategic review or a value growth project

A

86%

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15
Q

What are the 5 Ds

A
Death
Disability
Divorce
Distress
Disagreement
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16
Q

What % of clients continue on after a triggering event

A

70%

17
Q

What % of exits are not voluntary

A

50%

18
Q

Owners are leaving $ on the table because they are focused on

A

income generation, not enterprise value

19
Q

Exit planning is business strategy

A

Build, harvest and preserve wealth

20
Q

What are the 5 stages of value maturity

A
Identify
Protect
Build
Harvest
Manage enterprise value
21
Q

What is the first paradigm shift

A

Exit planning is business planning

22
Q

What is the second paradigm shift

A

Value is all about transferability

23
Q

Paradigm shift #3

A

Adopt a common framework

“ The Value Acceleration Methodology”

24
Q

What does the Value Acceleration Methodology focus on?

A

Value Growth

and aligning business, personal and financial goals