play_arrow

keyboard_arrow_right

Listeners:

Top listeners:

skip_previous play_arrow skip_next
00:00 00:00
playlist_play chevron_left
volume_up
chevron_left
  • cover play_arrow

    SBA Financing with Live Oak Bank Andrea Golindano

  • cover play_arrow

    What Makes Buyers Walk Away from a Deal Andrea Golindano

  • cover play_arrow

    AI and Business Brokerage: How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Deals Andrea Golindano

  • cover play_arrow

    Real Deal Breakdown: Why Transactions Fall Apart Andrea Golindano

  • cover play_arrow

    Selling Your Business Without a Broker: Pros, Cons, & Steps in the Process Andrea Golindano

  • cover play_arrow

    Why Owners Should Common-Size Their Financials Andrea Golindano

  • cover play_arrow

    How Sellers Can Pre-Qualify Their Business for an SBA Loan Andrea Golindano

  • cover play_arrow

    Business Owners and Divorce: Protecting Value and Avoiding Costly Mistakes with Kelly Lise Murray Andrea Golindano

Practical Ways to Increase Your Business Value

  • cover play_arrow

    PLAY EPISODE


The Deal Board Podcast
Transcript arrow_drop_down

Transcript

Andy and Jessica welcome you to another episode of The Deal Board Podcast. In today’s episode, they are talking about processes and how they can help streamline your business and make it more profitable. The experts are talking about practical ways of increasing value. Greta Schulz from Schulz Business SELLutions is talking about how to bring your organization to the next level and Dafne Tsakiris from Launch Point Co of Denver Colorado offers very practical tips to streamline your business. Coach Michael Dill from ActionCOACH is also joining today’s show to share his experience and practical advice for business owners to be more successful.

Listings of the week:

– Rick Rayl (Coachella Valley) is selling a high-end couture handbag company that was big in the ’50s to ’70s producing fashionable handbags. The son of the original owners restarted the company in 2015 and made it very popular through influencers on social media. COVID-19 stopped the business completely. Now they are selling their assets, including a collection of all the original bags. Price: $2 million (negotiable). Call Rick at (760)766-3881 or email [email protected].

– Michael Morrissey (Portland) is selling a pet supply store that has been in business for about 10 years. Selling Price: $351,000 plus inventory. EBITDA $110,000. It is fully staffed and has a great manager in place. Email Michael at [email protected] or call (503) 701-1075.

Key Takeaways

[4:39] Greta Shawls (Shawls Business).

[5:16] If you are trying to sell, you need to pay attention to the internal processes of your business.

[6:37] How do you help a Baby Boomer business owner to modernize?

[9:02] Greta talks about the discovery process she leads clients through.

[10:26] Once business owners discover what they need to do, how do they implement it?

[14:12] Coaching helps but you are the one who needs to do the work, self-help has to come from inside of you.

[18:30] Greta talks about the importance of following processes.

[21:30] Hiring the right people is one of the most important things you can do for your business.

[27:10] Deal of the week: Hollie Choe (Central Oregon) sold a business in the commercial cleaning field; the sellers have built this business for over 10 years. SDE $450,000. Sold at $1.15 million, all-cash offer, no financing.

[29:41] Dafne Tsakiris talks about herself and her company.

[30:22] Dafne defines processes.

[31:37] Dafne talks about the importance of processes and systems to the success of a company.

[34:12] How does a business owner start to document all the processes?

[36:07] How to avoid getting overwhelmed by processes?

[37:31] Where can business owners get help to work on their business process mapping?

[38:55] How challenging is it to get everyone to follow the processes?

[40:38] Dafne explains what is the first step to start documenting business processes.

[41:50] Listing of the week: Rick Rayl (Coachella Valley) is selling a high-end couture handbag company that was big in the ’50s to ’70s producing fashionable handbags. The son of the original owners restarted the company in 2015 and made it very popular through influencers on social media. COVID-19 stopped their business. Now they are selling their assets, including a collection of all the original bags. Price: $2 million (negotiable).

[47:01] Michael Dill (ActionCOACH) explains why he bought a franchise.

[48:42] Michael talks about his program: attitude, action, and results.

[50:23] Michael shares his work with Jeff and John.

[53:15] Why do some business owners fail to put concepts into action?

[55:35] Michael talks about his book Knock It Out of the Park Leadership: The ABC’s of Entrepreneurial Success.

[1:01:05:] When you show up right, the right people will show up.

[1:03:56] Listing of the week: Michael Morrissey (Portland) is selling a pet supply store that has been in business for about 10 years. Selling Price: $351,000 plus inventory. EBITDA $110,000. It is fully staffed and has a great manager in place.

Call us — (888) 719-9098.

Email us at [email protected].

Email Greta Schultz at [email protected].

Email Hollie Choe at [email protected] or call (541) 920-9026.

Call Rick Rayl at (760)766-3881 or email [email protected].

Email Michael Dill at [email protected], visit his website, or call (954) 596-0715.

Email Michael Morrisey at [email protected] or call (503) 701-1075.

Mentioned in This Episode

Timestamp

Be the first to leave a comment

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

0%

Login to enjoy full advantages

Please login or subscribe to continue.

✖

Go Premium!

Enjoy the full advantage of the premium access.

✖

Stop following

Unfollow Cancel

✖

Cancel subscription

Are you sure you want to cancel your subscription? You will lose your Premium access and stored playlists.

Go back Confirm cancellation

✖