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The Pros and Cons of Taking Your Business Public

The Pros and Cons of Taking Your Business Public

Author: Bob Press (TAP Financial Partners) Entering the public arena is a significant decision for any business, laden with both promise and peril. Let's dissect the pros and cons to provide clarity amidst the complexity of this strategic move: Pros: Easy Access to...

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CHANGE MANAGEMENT: RESTRUCTURING EXAMPLES

CHANGE MANAGEMENT: RESTRUCTURING EXAMPLES

A company’s CEO is like the captain of a ship; both are ultimately responsible for the safety of what they are in charge of. If things aren’t going well and the business/ship is sinking, it’s the leader’s responsibility to take decisive action to right things as soon...

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CHANGE MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY

CHANGE MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY

Sometimes restructuring or change management is largely about expense control but, in some instances, it’s the sales and product strategy that needs a makeover. That was the situation one company found itself in after its founder passed away and it was subsequently...

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CHANGE MANAGEMENT: RESTRUCTURING SCENARIOS

CHANGE MANAGEMENT: RESTRUCTURING SCENARIOS

While corporate restructuring takes many forms and each situation is unique, similarities can often be seen. Larger companies may do a financial or “balance sheet” restructure where debt is converted into equity. These are usually accompanied by a thorough review of...

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CHANGE MANAGEMENT: MANAGING THE CRISIS

CHANGE MANAGEMENT: MANAGING THE CRISIS

One of the biggest hurdles a chief restructuring officer (CRO) faces is persuading stakeholders and employees that changes need to be made, and they need to be made right away. Organizational inertia is the tendency to continue self-defeating behaviors, even when it’s...

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CHANGE MANAGEMENT: ASSESSMENT

CHANGE MANAGEMENT: ASSESSMENT

When a chief restructuring officer (CRO) begins to analyze what’s ailing a small or medium-sized company, a thorough assessment of the situation must be job #1. Has a key employee or owner retired or passed away? Have sales fallen? Expenses increased? Is there a...

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