It’s the Denominator, Believe It or Not!
If you work in business valuation, you know that, broadly speaking, the value of an asset amounts to the benefit (cash flow, perhaps) divided by the risk. But what does that mean when the asset [...]
If you work in business valuation, you know that, broadly speaking, the value of an asset amounts to the benefit (cash flow, perhaps) divided by the risk. But what does that mean when the asset [...]
Some people leave BV and close the door on coming back. Others leave the door open, thinking “maybe.” But what are the realistic odds of returning? The answer, as always: It depends.
After a year of work-from-home arrangements, BV employers are beginning to hire people who will be remote on start date and never relocate to the HQ city. Why wouldn’t that be good news for you?
Transitioning successfully from one practice to another depends on appreciating that while the grass may be different in the new shop, it won’t necessarily be greener. What does that mean?
Running a successful – and profitable – valuation practice is more than just putting out a high quality product. You have a business to run, with risks that demand your attention.