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Selling a business is a critical event that may occur only once in a lifetime. This is an event when you can´t afford to make a mistake. Small business owners need basic guidance from someone who doesn´t have a stake in the sale of their business. Moving On: Getting the Most from the Sale of Your Small Business is a straightforward, highly pragmatic discussion that will guide you through the sales process and help you avoid some of the common pitfalls faced by business owners that lack experience with the process. This book will assist you in finding the right professional help when you are ready. James F. Grebey, an operations management specialist who provides small business owners with insight into the sales process, helps you recognize pitfalls that could impact your sale negotiations. This book is replete with tips and tools that you will need to drive a successful sale of your business, such as writing the "book" used to market the business, and recommendations to create a working model with a dynamic (what if) spreadsheet to justify your sales projections. Readers will learn where to reach out for qualified professionals that can help with the sale process. Click here for the author´s related article "The Benefits of Effective Due Diligence for Investors and Business Owners" featured as the cover article on Divestopedia.

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"No small business owner should think about selling their business without first reading this book."

- Bud Strang , CEO, Six/Ten, LLC

"This book provides the necessary knowledge to prepare our clients when they´re ready to engage with our M&A advisory and selling processes."

- Jonathan Molayem , President, Aquivest Financial Group

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James F. Grebey is an operations management specialist who has implemented winning strategies for both large and small businesses. He runs his own management consulting business (Diligent Inc.) and has a track record for exceeding client goals and expectations. He is a licensed business intermediary but spends most of his time helping small business owners position their business in preparation for a sale. He has developed a proprietary operations risk assessment method and works with investors seeking to acquire small businesses.

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