Every SMB Executive/Owner Needs an End-Game. What is Yours?
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What do you want your business to become?
Do you want to sell it to a larger company someday, go public, or pass it on to your children? Whatever your goal, knowing your exit strategy is an issue that needs to be worked through early on. You will eventually leave your business. Planning for it is a must-do for every owner. This frees you up to execute on that plan and make your goal a reality.
Join three time entrepreneur Reggie Bradford and small business expert Brian Moran to learn how to successfully define strategic priorities, set tangible & realistic financial goals, and work through succession issues.
Speakers
Reggie Bradford
3x Entrepreneur Senior Vice President,
Startup Ecosystem & Accelerator
Oracle
Reggie was formerly the founder and CEO of Vitrue and senior executive at TANDBERG Television, N2 Broadband, and WebMD. He boasts over 20 years of technology leadership experience and has been recognized as an industry thought leader earning multiple accolades including: Business Insider's 2014 Most Influential People in Cloud Computing award, Ernst & Young's 2012 Entrepreneur of the Year Award, and MIT's 2013 Distinguished Entrepreneur Award.
Brian Moran
Founder & CEO
Brian Moran & Associates
Brian is dedicated to helping entrepreneurs achieve their objectives and run better businesses. Brian, along with a team of subject matter experts, leverages his 25+ years of experience in publishing magazines for business owners to assist entrepreneurs with everything from social media to accessing growth capital to expanding into the global marketplace.
Prior to rejoining the world of entrepreneurship, Brian was an Executive Director at The Wall Street Journal where he led the sales development and marketing programs for the financial and small business categories.
Brian has received a number of accolades including being named one of the top 100SMB Influencers in the country by Small Business Trends & Small Biz Technology and receiving the prestigious Lou Campanelli award at SCORE’s national conference in recognition for his years of service in the small business market.
