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Christopher Snider - Exit Planning is a Blue Ocean Planning Activity
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Christopher: A blue ocean is really a market that is untapped. What they're encouraging you to do in a blue ocean, is go where others have not gone yet, and it's an untapped, really undefined market. And I feel like that's how the exit planning industry is right now. You've got a lot of owners that still have not made the move, and yet we know that two-thirds of privately held businesses are owned by baby boomers. We know the youngest is 50 and the oldest is 68, now, and so at some point, mother nature is going to force us to transition. Unfortunately, there is still different ways to do things, there's still very fragmented kinks, and teams and advisors don't work together and collaborate like they should.
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A 1 minute excerpt from a recent interview. Hear the full interview by entering the Guest's name into our search index at www.ExitCoachRadio.com. We upload new content daily so check back often!
Transcript:
Christopher: A blue ocean is really a market that is untapped. What they're encouraging you to do in a blue ocean, is go where others have not gone yet, and it's an untapped, really undefined market. And I feel like that's how the exit planning industry is right now. You've got a lot of owners that still have not made the move, and yet we know that two-thirds of privately held businesses are owned by baby boomers. We know the youngest is 50 and the oldest is 68, now, and so at some point, mother nature is going to force us to transition. Unfortunately, there is still different ways to do things, there's still very fragmented kinks, and teams and advisors don't work together and collaborate like they should.
Listeners: You asked, so we found FREE solutions for 5 of your top problem areas. Text “TOOLBELT” to 44222 or click here