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There's always a way to sell your business 100 tales from the trenches by a master intermediary

Funny, entertaining, sobering, and informational - tales from the trenches by Doug Robbins, a master intermediary who always finds a way to help owners restructure or sell their business. Through these tales Robbins highlights best practices for working with accountants, lawyers, and bankers in forming up and conducting a sale; ingenious ways to increase the worth of a business before selling; the importance of confidentiality before and during a sale; and ways for family businesses to do what's best for both the family and the business. ? a goldmine not only for those seeking strategies to sell their business, but also for those interested in alternatives to selling out. -- Patricia Lovett-Reid, Senior VP, TD Waterhouse Canada ?a light and lively read - a rarity in the business self-help section. -- Andy Holloway, Features Editor, Canadian Business ? immensely enjoyable. Well done! -- Russell Robb, author of Buying Your Own Business ? invaluable reading for all business owners. -- Timothy A. Brown, President and CEO, ROI Corporation ? helps advisors open critical conversations with business owners about valuation and succession. -- Philip Porado, Executive Editor, Advisor Group.

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  • "Funny, entertaining, sobering, and informational - tales from the trenches by Doug Robbins, a master intermediary who always finds a way to help owners restructure or sell their business. Through these tales Robbins highlights best practices for working with accountants, lawyers, and bankers in forming up and conducting a sale; ingenious ways to increase the worth of a business before selling; the importance of confidentiality before and during a sale; and ways for family businesses to do what's best for both the family and the business. ? a goldmine not only for those seeking strategies to sell their business, but also for those interested in alternatives to selling out. -- Patricia Lovett-Reid, Senior VP, TD Waterhouse Canada ?a light and lively read - a rarity in the business self-help section. -- Andy Holloway, Features Editor, Canadian Business ? immensely enjoyable. Well done! -- Russell Robb, author of Buying Your Own Business ? invaluable reading for all business owners. -- Timothy A. Brown, President and CEO, ROI Corporation ? helps advisors open critical conversations with business owners about valuation and succession. -- Philip Porado, Executive Editor, Advisor Group."@en
  • "Funny, entertaining, sobering, and informational - tales from the trenches by Doug Robbins, a master intermediary who always finds a way to help owners restructure or sell their business. Through these tales Robbins highlights best practices for working with accountants, lawyers, and bankers in forming up and conducting a sale; ingenious ways to increase the worth of a business before selling; the importance of confidentiality before and during a sale; and ways for family businesses to do what's best for both the family and the business. ? a goldmine not only for those seeking strategies to sell their business, but also for those interested in alternatives to selling out. -- Patricia Lovett-Reid, Senior VP, TD Waterhouse Canada ?a light and lively read - a rarity in the business self-help section. -- Andy Holloway, Features Editor, Canadian Business ? immensely enjoyable. Well done! -- Russell Robb, author of Buying Your Own Business ? invaluable reading for all business owners. -- Timothy A. Brown, President and CEO, ROI Corporation ? helps advisors open critical conversations with business owners about valuation and succession. -- Philip Porado, Executive Editor, Advisor Group"

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