Special Thanks to the Exclusive Sponsor of Our 2020 Workshop Program!
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This is an online event.
If you are in a business, do you have an exit strategy? Many business owners imagine one day they will sell and retire, but in many cases, they do not actively plan for the event.
Thinking of going into business by buying one? Learn from an expert how to prepare.
This SCORE sponsored seminar takes you through the major stages in the acquisition or sale of a business. Topics presented include:
- Preparing for the purchase or sale;
- Locating sellers and buyers;
- How franchises work;
- Valuing, structuring and financing the acquisition;
- Preparing for and completing due diligence; and
- The closing and post-closing process.
The presenter: Tommy Thompson
Tommy Thompson specializes in business strategic and financial planning, business valuation, and organizational management. His consulting clients have spanned a broad range of small and medium-sized businesses, including retail, engineering services, manufacturing, tourism, banking, telecommunications, biotechnology, software, and professional services.
Tommy has held top management positions as Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer during his career. He earned a BA from Hamilton College and an MBA from Rutgers University. He is a licensed CPA (retired) in New Mexico and was formerly "Accredited in Business Valuation" (ABV) by the American Institute of CPAs.
Fee: $29.95
Thank You to our 2020 Facilities Sponsor!
SCORE Albuquerque helps small businesses grow from start-up through maturity by providing lifelong learning opportunities for business owners. Clients develop their own path to small business success by accessing one-on-one mentoring, workshops, Q&A sessions, Business Owners Councils, and a national network of resources -- all at no- or low-cost. Our team of experienced entrepreneurs, business owners, corporate executives and managers are trained, certified mentors who help clients gain clarity to take the next step. SCORE is funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. In New Mexico, SCORE also has chapters in Santa Fe and Las Cruces.