In this episode, Salim Omar, CPA interviews Nathan Lind, Nathan is an American entrepreneur, triathlete, author, and business broker who has sold his own business and works as a guide for entrepreneurs. He shares his advice on avoiding mistakes when selling a business, including understanding EBITDA and financials and trying to sell a declining business. He provides tips on how to increase the value of your company prior to sale including focusing on growing profits, creating standard operating procedures, and reducing the founder’s involvement in the business. Another value-bomb episode so make sure you tune in till the end!
[00:01 - 01:31] Opening Segment
[01:32 – 08:52] The Buyer’s Appetite Remains Strong Despite Recession
[08:53 – 21:34] How CPA Partners Can Increase A Business’ Value
[18:36 - 21:43] Closing Segment
Connect with Nathan Lind on his:
Website: Website Closers
YouTube: Nathan Lind
LinkedIn: Nathan Lind
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Tweetable Quotes
“The number one biggest mistake my clients make is they have complicated or sloppy or unprofessionally prepared financial statements from financial documents. If they're doing it themselves or if they just you know, cut corners and have a very minimal income statement very vague chart of accounts with categories. That's my biggest challenge.” - Nathan Lin
"The best time to sell is when things are going great." - Nathan Lind
"CPAs, they're a trusted source. They're probably the first advisor person that the business owner's going to talk to when they're thinking about selling their business." – Salim Omar, CPA