Archive for June, 2011


What’s Next for YOU?

Terry May, President of MESA Products, provides guidance to conference attendees on using the Baldrige process and Criteria for Performance Excellence to assist in taking your organization’s Baldrige journey forward. This presentation took place in April 2009 at The Quest for Excellence® conference. More info and transcript at http://www.baldrige.nist.gov/Video/QEXXI/index.htm#Cooper Duration : 0:23:27 Recommended ReadingManagement Succession [...]

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Selling Or Buying a Small Business?

Small Business Sales – Legal Factors to Consider in Selling Or Buying a Small Business By George Grellas Introduction Buying or selling a small business can seem bewildering but the process has a logic to it that sharp entrepreneurs can understand and use to help manage the time, direction, and strategy of their business lawyers [...]

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Succession Planning with 81Boxes

Free Trial – http://www.81boxes.com/FreeTrial.aspx Succession Planning with https://www.81boxes.com – A short video demonstrating how easily you can create an informative and attractive succession plan. Duration : 0:2:51 Recommended ReadingManagement Succession Planning for Family BusinessesIntegrated Learning SolutionSuccession Planning (Zombie Take-over Prevention) :: SSA 2010 New England Leadership SummitManagement Succession Planning IS Success For the Family BusinessManagement [...]

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Tax Planning Hull on Estates and Succession Planning # 201

This week on Hull on Estate and Succession Planning, Ian discusses tax planning and how tax issues are connected to estate planning. Ian focuses on four main issues of Canadian domestic tax planning. These issues are: 1.Capital gains tax in Ontario and Canada 2.The use of an estate freeze as a domestic tax planning tool [...]

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Business tv show: PWC on keeping your family business on track

In this business tv show, Paul George from the Business Families Team at PricewaterhouseCoopers, explains how you can make sure your family business avoids becoming another unfortunate statistic: “There’s unfortunately a long history of the first generation making the money, the second generation looking after it and the third generation spending it and that’s a [...]

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