May 24, 2013

CONTINGENCY PLANNING

 
In this section we provide information on the involuntary exit – the death or permanent disability of the business owner. This section covers how does the business survive & succeed without its owner and what happens to the ownership interest.

Newsletters
Business Continuity Agreements - An Introduction

Business Continuity Agreements - Lifetime Transfer Events

Business Continuity Agreements - Mandatory Option Buyouts

Business Owners' 3 Major Continuity Concerns

Planning for a Rainy Day

Sole Owner Continuity Plan

Links
The Importance of Tending to Employees' Emotional Needs When Tragedy Strikes a Business
Wall Street Journal


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