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Building a Business Someone Wants to Buy Starts Long Before it is Put on the Market, Say David Vudragovich of AgentDavidCares.com and Kate Roth of Murphy Business Sales
- David Vudragovich explains that reducing unnecessary benefit costs while maintaining or improving employee coverage benefits businesses in multiple ways.
- David Vudragovich and Kate Roth state that preparing a business for sale begins years before the sale, not just months after the decision.
- Kate Roth and David Vudragovich coauthored an article highlighting how business valuation, employee benefits, and exit planning are connected and often overlooked by business owners.
- Kate Roth advises business owners to start preparing for a sale three to five years before their planned exit.
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