Total Credits: 2 including 2 Finance - Technical
After years of hard work, you have grown a business that has going concern. But like most savvy business owners, you come to realize that it is time to transition and “pass the baton”, so to speak, to a younger professional who can carry the business into the next generation. But selling a business is a lot of work. And certainly selling a professional service business must be harder (or so you may think). Then the question remains: is it worth it? The short answer: absolutely. Sure, there are countless moving parts and factors to consider when selling a business. But with the proper planning and team in place, you can maximize your return on investment.
*What you need to know to get started
*Due Diligence
*Creating a timeline
*Valuing your practice
*Identifying the ideal buyer/partner
*Structuring the deal
*Avoiding pitfalls that make deals fail
*Due diligence: clean up your books
*Create a timeline: preparation, marketing, negotiate and close
*Value Your Practice
*Identifying a Buyer/Partner
*Structuring the Deal
*Pitfalls to Avoid
Preparing Your Practice for Sale - And Selling It!_Slides (3.53 MB) | Available after Purchase |
Important CPE Credit Information_READ BEFORE WEBCAST UPDATED (0.47 MB) | Available after Purchase |
Justin D. Farmer is a lawyer, licensed real estate broker, and entrepreneur. As a lawyer, Justin has served as an Assistant Attorney General, private practitioner, and legal recruiter. He first attended the University of Washington where he received a Bachelor of Science having studied Marketing, Entrepreneurship, and Finance.
Justin then attended Seattle University Law School where he served on the Student Bar Association as President and Treasurer, participated in Moot Court competitions, clerked for a Superior Court Judge, worked for a boutique real estate and business law firm, and interned with the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office and Department of Assigned Counsel.
After graduation, Justin served as an Assistant Attorney General in Olympia where he acted as “in-house” counsel to Washington’s largest state agency and provided advice to various “business” divisions within the organization. He also has several years of business law experience, both transactional and litigation work. Justin has extensive experience as a legal recruiter and has mentored countless young professionals on the art of networking and career transitions.
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Business owners looking to sell their practice.
04/07/2017
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WSCPA
12/29/2016
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