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First, a note from our President and Founder:

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Happy New Year! As we step into January, it’s a great time to assess your goals and ensure your practice is positioned for success—whether you’re growing, optimizing, or preparing for an eventual sale.

 

Here’s a key tip for practice owners considering a future sale: Start Building a Transferable Business Today.

 

Buyers are looking for practices that can thrive without heavy reliance on the current owner. To make your practice attractive:

  • Document Processes: Create clear, detailed procedures for key operations, from client onboarding to service delivery.
  • Diversify Client Relationships: Avoid concentration risk by broadening your client base and spreading revenue across multiple accounts.
  • Invest in Your Team: A well-trained, reliable staff adds tremendous value. Empower them to take on leadership roles.
  • Keep Financials Clean: Organized, transparent financials signal stability and make due diligence easier for potential buyers.

Even if selling feels far off, these steps will strengthen your practice today while setting it up for a smooth, profitable transition in the future. Want more insights on maximizing your practice’s value? Stay tuned—we’ll be sharing more strategies throughout the year!

 

Here’s to your success in 2025!

 

- Justin Farmer, Esq., CBI

President & Founder of Private Practice Transitions

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