11 min
86. Maximizing Collision Shop Value: Strategies for Employee Retention, Financial Planning, and Long-Term Success Your Business Your Life
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- Entrepreneurship
Building value for your collision repair business requires more than acquiring state-of-the-art equipment and cutting-edge technology.
A dedicated and skilled team of employees is one of the key elements that can set your collision shop apart. And to thrive in the future, shop owners must focus on retaining these valuable team members.
Also, there are personal considerations that every shop owner must consider when it comes to building value in their shop, such as having a business continuity plan.
Fortunately, there are various financial vehicles available that you can use to help achieve these goals and enhance the overall value of your business.
In this episode, Matt DiFrancesco discusses the different aspects of building a shop’s value, such as employee retention and personal considerations, and explores how various financial vehicles can help shop owners boost the value of their business and steer it toward long-term success.
Matt also talks about:
(01:42) The importance of competitive compensation
(02:59) Why most shops don’t have retirement plans for their employees
(03:32) Simple IRA vs. 401K
(03:53) The benefits of having a profit-sharing plan
(04:21) Why shop owners need to identify key employees who are vital to the business
(06:44) What is a business continuity plan?
Connect With Matt DiFrancesco:
matt@highliftfin.com
(814)201-5855
LinkedIn: Matt DiFrancesco
LinkedIn: High Lift Financial
Facebook: High Lift Financial
Instagram: @high_lift_financial
Youtube: @highliftfinancial
DiFrancesco Financial Concierge, LLC d/b/a High Lift Financial is a Pennsylvania-registered Investment Advisor and may conduct investment advisory services in states where it is registered, exempt, or excluded from registration. Content provided herein or on our website should not be construed as an offer for investment advice or for securities, insurance, or other investment products. Investments involve the risk of loss and are not guaranteed. Consult a qualified legal, tax, accounting, or financial professional before implementing any investments or strategy discussed here.
Building value for your collision repair business requires more than acquiring state-of-the-art equipment and cutting-edge technology.
A dedicated and skilled team of employees is one of the key elements that can set your collision shop apart. And to thrive in the future, shop owners must focus on retaining these valuable team members.
Also, there are personal considerations that every shop owner must consider when it comes to building value in their shop, such as having a business continuity plan.
Fortunately, there are various financial vehicles available that you can use to help achieve these goals and enhance the overall value of your business.
In this episode, Matt DiFrancesco discusses the different aspects of building a shop’s value, such as employee retention and personal considerations, and explores how various financial vehicles can help shop owners boost the value of their business and steer it toward long-term success.
Matt also talks about:
(01:42) The importance of competitive compensation
(02:59) Why most shops don’t have retirement plans for their employees
(03:32) Simple IRA vs. 401K
(03:53) The benefits of having a profit-sharing plan
(04:21) Why shop owners need to identify key employees who are vital to the business
(06:44) What is a business continuity plan?
Connect With Matt DiFrancesco:
matt@highliftfin.com
(814)201-5855
LinkedIn: Matt DiFrancesco
LinkedIn: High Lift Financial
Facebook: High Lift Financial
Instagram: @high_lift_financial
Youtube: @highliftfinancial
DiFrancesco Financial Concierge, LLC d/b/a High Lift Financial is a Pennsylvania-registered Investment Advisor and may conduct investment advisory services in states where it is registered, exempt, or excluded from registration. Content provided herein or on our website should not be construed as an offer for investment advice or for securities, insurance, or other investment products. Investments involve the risk of loss and are not guaranteed. Consult a qualified legal, tax, accounting, or financial professional before implementing any investments or strategy discussed here.
11 min