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Welcome to today’s episode where we take a close look at how the U.S. Small Business Administration is leading the charge in financing the real drivers of business value—intangibles—while Canadian banks continue to put up walls. Let’s get into it.
Today’s podcast unpacks a major development: President Donald Trump’s U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal, signed April 30, 2025. We’ll look at how this historic agreement secures economic prosperity, boosts American global influence, and aligns with the Eric Jordan “25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation” methodology.
I’m Eric Jordan, CPPA—Business Valuator, writer, and founder of the “25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation” methodology.
Over 15 years as a business owner-operator shaped my approach, which prioritizes the real drivers of value in today’s economy—intangibles like trust, brand strength, and operational systems.
This episode is a deep dive into why my methodology is not only accurate, but uniquely aligned with Shariah principles—making it a powerful tool for Muslim entrepreneurs in Canada, the U.S., and across the Islamic world.
I’m Gil, a 5 Senses Inspection Specialist, and I’m joined by Eric Jordan, CPPA, to talk about how to properly value a new and used tire shop in an average Canadian city.
Today we take a deep dive into the business valuation of a Skin Care & Medical Aesthetics Practice using the Eric Jordan 25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation methodology. This case study will give you a precise look at how we determine the fair market value of a thriving business in this industry.
Today we take a deep dive into the valuation of a pet care grooming business using the superior Eric Jordan '25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation' methodology. This approach goes beyond traditional valuation techniques to incorporate both tangible and intangible assets, ensuring a comprehensive and strategic evaluation. But first, let's start with the 5 Senses Inspection Report, a key component of understanding the operational effectiveness of any business.
Today, we're diving into a specialized food truck business—a mobile kitchen that's been running for three years, owned and operated by a single owner with one employee.
Food trucks are highly competitive, asset-heavy, and location-dependent. But unlike traditional asset, market, or income approaches, my methodology provides a complete, experience-driven analysis that uncovers the real value of a business.
For more information:
https://pin.ca/howtovalue/specialty-food-truck/
Today we dive deep into the real value of a greenhouse and nursery business using the Eric Jordan "25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation" methodology. Unlike traditional valuation models that focus on basic financial metrics, my approach integrates both tangible and intangible assets, ensuring that every crucial factor influencing business worth is recognized.For more information:
https://pin.ca/howtovalue/flooring-and-tile-installation-business/
Today we’re tackling a critical issue—fairness in business valuation and the broader economic system in Canada. Canada has long prided itself on being a fair and inclusive society, but is that really the case? Policies rooted in multiculturalism, bilingualism, and equity, designed to uplift and create opportunities, have evolved into mechanisms that do the opposite. They entrench unfair advantages, prioritizing heritage and language over individual merit.
For more information:
https://pin.ca/page/business-valuation-fairness/
Today, we’re dissecting the valuation of a midrange tree trimming and removal services company in Canada using my proprietary "25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation" methodology.
For more information:
https://pin.ca/howtovalue/tree-trimming-business/
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