An exit strategy gives entrepreneurs the power to dictate how they leave their business, instead of being forced out by circumstances. Related: 4 Questions All Business Owners Need to Answer to ...

Using an exit strategy, I was able to increase the value of my first business from $25,000 to $165,000 in the space of 12-14 months. But how do you develop an exit strategy?

A lot of pitch decks I review have a slide that really shouldn't be there: the exit strategy slide. As an early-stage startup, it's downright nonsensical, and it shouldn't be part of your deck at all.

The exit strategy is actually a plan to redeem the company from its original investors so they can realize their 10 lbs. of flesh for taking the risk in starting or growing your company.

Navigating the transition from one job to another or venturing into entrepreneurship requires a well-thought-out financial plan. By preparing in advance, you can avoid potential economic pitfalls.

This means that an exit or liquidity event is expected in the not too distant future. Traditional venture capital funds have a lifespan of 10 years. Hence, as the fund reaches maturity, the pressure ...

When it comes to creating a properly-funded nest egg, it’s all about setting and achieving savings goals. But when it comes time to retire, a well-crafted exit strategy is key to preserving a ...

According to the Exit Planning Institute, nearly 80 percent of business owners have no written transition plan while 50 percent have done no planning at all. Yet at the same time, 99 percent agree ...

Here’s why you needed to start thinking about your exit strategy yesterday. 1. Your business probably carries more risk than you think. Many business owners have let risky business practices ...

This wasn’t a quick-and-dirty contract: it was 90 clauses and 32 schedules, and yet two of the most experienced outsourcing firms couldn’t agree on how to exit.