A business needs more than spreadsheet analysis. Look at the owners' motivations, community impact, and family ties. Then dig into profitability across every function to find where you're losing money and where you can grow.
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there's only so many options and every business is different. Right. And different business owners have prepared different ways and have different caliber of, you know, types of professionals that have been a part of their team. And so, but what we really look to do is to be creative and look at the business the way that it would if it was our own, because that's the way that I've always looked, whether I was inside of a corporate entity or advising clients or running my own businesses. This is personal to me. And, you know, I think tying that personal relationship back to the purpose of the business, what it means to the community, what it means to the families that are involved, and that's all important, important things to consider. And whenever we can do that, we want to find the financial means from the outside that are going to help that owner so we don't have to offset, you know, the operations of the business or the financial lives. But we also really dive into the profitability of all the different areas inside a business.