What’s your business worth?
Buyers tend to buy businesses because they value things like cash flow (reliable cash flow), customer lists, market share, and intellectual property, over the general ‘givens’ of sweat equity.
Buyers tend to buy businesses because they value things like cash flow (reliable cash flow), customer lists, market share, and intellectual property, over the general ‘givens’ of sweat equity.
Here’s a practical worksheet for you to determine the readiness of your social business to pull the trigger on your promotion plan:
There are three types of social enterprises: Stand-alone businesses who make it part of their mission to donate funds to a cause Businesses that are affiliated with a not-for-profit The sustainable social enterprise Let’s look at each one: Type 1: Stand-alone social enterprises: A good example is Tom’s Shoes – …