The 4 Levers That Drive Your Business Values
Date and time
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Location
Online
Organizer
Maria Darrow
darrowm@farmingdale.edu
934-420-2765
Host organization
Farmingdale SBDC
Type of event
Resource Partner event
Event description
Overview
This session gives a clear, practical framework for building a more valuable business — one that runs better and is worth significantly more
Learn the four-step framework that can double the value of your business — without changing what you sell or who you sell it to.
Most Long Island business owners are leaving significant money on the table without knowing it. The value of a business is not just determined by its revenue or profit. It is determined by how well it runs without the owner.
Two businesses with identical profits regularly sell at prices that are 50 to 60% apart, based entirely on how their operations are structured
Buyers, lenders, and acquirers apply a discount of up to 50% to businesses where the owner is essential to daily operations
Four practical levers — process documentation, software integration, automation, and management structure — directly determine what a business is worth
Implementing even one or two of these levers measurably improves how a business runs day to day, not just at the point of sale
The businesses that command the highest prices are not the biggest or most profitable — they are the best organized
This session gives small business owners a clear, practical framework for building a more valuable business — one that runs better, competes harder, and is worth significantly more when it matters most.
Presenter: Mitch Doust of Applied Logic
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