Maximizing Your Company's Value

Valuable companies have two advantages over ordinary companies. First, they are almost always more profitable and second, they are highly desired for acquisition.

You have a choice.  Build your company for short-term profits, or build for both profits and value.  It costs pretty much the same, but it takes a different strategy.

Even if you never plan to sell your business, it is always good to have that option.  Most privately-held businesses are either completely unsaleable or worth far less than their owners think.  The value of your company is within your control.

Becoming a valuable company is a deliberate strategy.  Few companies achieve it by accident. This presentation is an action plan to building value and profitability simultaneously.
Meet the Experts:
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Michael Lasky, Altera Law
Michael Lasky is a nationally recognized expert on increasing company value by showing privately-held companies how to become brand-centric.  He has over 30 years of experience in intellectual property and currently works for Altera Law.  He is also the author of the book, The Good Brand - Teaching companies how to build strong and defensible brands.
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Michael Bromelkamp, Olsen Thielen CPAs
Michael Bromelkamp is a Principal with Olsen Thielen CPAs. He has over 40 years of experience working with and advising small and medium-sized, privately-owned businesses. Mike provides business owners with business valuation and merger/acquisition services.

Attendees will receive a full e-copy of Michael Lasky's book, The Good Brand, by e-mail on request. 

Register HERE and the cost to attend is $75. If you have questions, please contact Barb Graf, Olsen Thielen CPA's 651-621-8557 or bgraf@otcpas.com
Weekly Facts 3.0 - copy of Weekly Facts for Week of November 14, 2016

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