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Best practice post exit

Hey there,
Welcome to the Capital Growth Partners newsletter. It is approximately a 4-minute read.
In today's newsletter, we are going to go over some best practices after you exit.
We are going to go over…
Why you need to ensure the success of the buyside after your sale
Where you can preserve and grow your wealth after an exit
Actionable Tip
Most exit requires the founder to stay behind for a certain period after the sale.
That’s to ensure that the buyside can merge smoothly with your operation.
Ensure that by the time you fully leave the operation that the buyside AND your company is better off wholistically after the transaction.
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Why You Need To Ensure The Success Of The Buy Side After The Sale
Post transaction your value added to the buyers will be examined. Any future company you start and is in the exit due diligence stage will use your previous exit as a point of reference. One of my mentors Brandon Dawson who sold his business for 77x EBITA for 151M made it a point to stay behind and create tremendous value because he knew that to be able to sell any future companies at that multiple he needed to set the tone of what it means to buy from him.
Where You Can Preserve Your Wealth After An Exit
Post exit you’ll need a way to grow your wealth to maintain your buying power (because of inflation) and to make more money. A great vehicle is to invest in other professionally managed funds (I.E A hedge fund, PE fund, a VC fund, or a startup). We have a vast network of the different available funds and startups to invest in that you can tap into by replying here.
How I Can Help You
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