Strategies for a Smooth Transition: Exit and Succession Planning for Child Care Business Owners

Introduction Planning your exit from your childcare business is a critical phase in your lifecycle as an entrepreneur. A well-thought-out exit strategy ensures the business’s continuity and maximizes the value derived from years of hard work. Exit planning involves preparing for the eventual ownership transition, which requires careful consideration and strategic planning. Understanding Exit Planning…

The Impact of Unreported Income and Non-Business Expenses on Child Care Business Value:

“If You Hide the Money Too Well, Nobody Will Be Able to Find It.” When I started my business brokerage career in 1995, it was common to find that the business owner was not reporting all business revenues. In addition, they were also running lots of personal expenses (cars, house payment, country club membership, personal…

Metro Atlanta – Large Child Care Operation (Under Contract)

Excellent childcare operation, trained management team, long-term employees, high state rating, longstanding reputation in the community for quality care and education. NOTE: Prior to being provided any additional information about the child care businesses we represent, a buyer must complete Buyer Registration Forms and Confidentiality Agreement. Once we receive your completed forms, we will reach…

Small and Medium-Sized Child Care Businesses – Your Most Likely Buyer

I have been selling child care businesses since 1995 and speak with hundreds of child care owners and potential buyers each year.  In my discussions with child care owners, I often find that they have been planning for years to sell their child care business to a buyer or “type of buyer” that will most…