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Who we help

Your business is most of what you own.
Plan like it.

What your family needs, what you’d actually keep, and what could change the answer. Work it out before a buyer or a deadline sets the terms.

Typically: closely held businesses valued around $3M–$25M. Complexity and timing matter more than the number alone.

When the business and your future are connected

The business is the biggest asset you own.
Plan it like one.

You might be years from a sale or already looking at an offer. Either way, the question is the same: what does the business need to pay for once you’re no longer running it?

We generally work with owners of closely held businesses worth $3 million to $25 million. The complexity and the timing matter more than the exact figure.

Where are you right now?

Pick the one closest to yours.

Are we a fit? You should know before you call.

We’d rather tell you now than waste your time.

This is likely a good fit if…

  • You own a closely held business and the company is central to your personal financial future.
  • You want to prepare before a buyer, health event, family issue, or deadline controls the timetable.
  • You value candid questions and are willing to test assumptions before acting.
  • You want your CPA, attorney and other advisors working toward the same goal.
  • You want a 90-day to-do list, not a binder.

Probably not a fit if you only need…

  • A business valuation with no owner or personal planning around it.
  • Finding a buyer or running an investment-banking process.
  • Replacing your attorney, CPA, valuation professional, banker, or business consultant.
  • A product recommendation before anyone understands what you need.

Other starting points

After a sale—or
without a business.

Retirement income, an inheritance, or investments that need to support a household that’s changing.

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