Half day seminar - Buying or selling a business?

19th August 2012

Are you a company shareholder, director or manager who is: * Contemplating an exit from your company? * Considering a management buy-out? * Seeking to expand by acquisition? * Facing succession issues? * Wanting to enhance the value and saleability of your company? Selling or acquiring a business can be a daunting and complex process and it is often not clear where you should begin or who you should talk to.

It is also likely to be one of the biggest financial transactions of your career, possibly your life and will have repercussions for your future and that of your loyal workforce. We work daily with business owners who are facing these issues, guiding them through the process and ensuring they get the best possible outcome. The presentation will be full of practical advice, hints and tips to equip company shareholders, directors and managers with the facts they need to maximise their chances of achieving the best possible outcome when it comes to buying or selling a company, whenever that may be in the future. The seminar is free to attend. For further details and online booking please click on the link to our website http://www.strategiccorporatefinance.co.uk/events/archive/planning_to_buy_or_sell_a_business/ or e-mail marianne.martin@strategiccf.co.uk

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