Sabre Capital Announces Business Triage Services for Middle-Market Family Business Owners

In light of the economic shakeup happening with the outbreak of COVID-19, Sabre Capital is rising to the occasion to assist middle-market family business owners with a new set of services.

Sabre CapitalTrip HolmesMay 26, 2020Business Triage Services, Loan Workouts, Loan modifications, COVID-19 pandemic, middle market family business owner, business model evaluation, accounts receivable, debt collection strategy, employee overhead adjustments, loan restructuring, spin-off non-essential assets, business planning, exit strategies, succession planning, preparing business for sale

Keep Your Family Business Drama-Free

Imagine a world where TV channels, multiplex cinemas, and performing arts centers are drama-free. While that world would be boring, one place that should be drama-free is your family business!

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Who Will Buy Your Business?

As an advisor to middle-market family business owners, I routinely help founders plan for their eventual exit and retirement. There are many elements to building and executing on an exit strategy. You need to develop goals that are aligned with those of your estate plan, you need to plan for the growth of your business over time, and you need to develop succession and transition plans as well.

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Taking Control When Selling Your Business

The last thing you want is to feel this way when you’re looking to exit your business. Selling a business is stressful—it’s one of those high-priority events in our lives, , like getting married, the birth of our children or starting the business. It’s inevitable that these events in our lives all lead to stress, but that doesn’t mean you can’t control it!

family business, exit strategy, business broker, selling your businessTrip HolmesSeptember 26, 2019taking control of selling your business, middle-market family-owned businesses, business planning, exit planning \, exit strategy, succession planning, business bankers, personal bankers, wealth managers, accountant, estate planning attorney, business attorney, Sabre Capital

Estate Planning and Business Planning Go Hand-in-Hand

Some businesses fail to survive after the death, incapacity, or retirement of the controlling family members. Family business founders must balance the challenges of running any business with those related to family dynamics. Many of these challenges may be addressed by a cohesive approach to transition planning and estate planning, culminating in an exit strategy.