Heinze-Sight Perspective for Business Owners Heinze Sight

It All Starts From Where You Are Now
Do you want to acquire a product line or another company? Are you considering long term succession planning and wealth transfer? Do you want to expand and diversify into new markets, requiring more capital? Are you considering looking for another lender or banking relationship? Getting an SBA loan? Is consolidating your company into another company on your mind? Do you simply want to know what you’re currently worth?
You need to know where you are now, before you can get to where you want to be!

Sometimes there isn’t time to plan for succession or wealth transfer. If a business is under performing or losing money consistently, it’s time for action! Here are five points of proven action strategies that an owner should consider from Paul Heinze, a thirty year business adviser and former family business owner.

Some encouraging news that may suit your strategies.
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If the progress you expect, in growth, is not happening and your profit expectations are falling short of your goals, it’s time to consider what you are going to do if your asset base starts to erode and you’re facing serious financial consequences.
The consolidation of two businesses may be a workable solution.

You've built a business. Perhaps you founded it or continued on from the founder. In most cases, considering exit or succession planning strategies doesn't come to your mind until age, health or wealth preservation considerations are talked about more frequently.
Listen to this commentary and quiet the tightness in your stomach. We've taken the many layered subject of succession planning and have segmented it into digestible pieces.Each subsequent episode will build on the foundation of what you really see as the final planning goal.