Report from NALP LANDSCAPES 2018 GIE + EXPO
Recently, Tom Fochtman, attended the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ LANDSCAPES 2018 GIE + EXPO. Read the blog for his insights and takeaways.
“Elect” to Vote! And “Elect” to Act This Way to Be Successful.
“Elect” to get out and vote. And as a lawn and landscape business owner elect to act this way…see blog for details.
It’s Halloween: Here’s a Few Scary Things
It’s Halloween. So what are the things that scare the living day-lights out of the enterprise value specialists at Ceibass?
Don’t Forget The Emotional Considerations When Selling Your Business.
One of the most overlooked characteristics of selling a lawn and landscape business are the emotional aspects. Don’t brush over them. For details read the blog.
Not Taking The Time Could Cost You Big Bucks.
If you don’t have enough time to think about the future of your lawn & landscape business, it could cost you a lot in the future. Make time by declaring time. For details, read the blog.
What’s Private Equity Looking For?
Ceibass has completed 3 transactions recently, one with the 28th ranked firm in L& L Magazine’s Top 100. So what is private equity looking for in a firm. For details read the blog.
Ceibass Facilitates Transaction for 28th Ranked Company in L&L Top 100
Recently Tom Fochtman, Ceibass CEO, brought together Metco Landscape of Colorado, ranked #28 in Lawn & Landscape Magazine’s Top 100 and Westhook Capital of Los Angeles and facilitated a transaction. Read the blog for details.
Here’s to You on Labor Day.
For the team of enterprise value specialists at Ceibass, Labor Day is a very special day that deserves exceptional recognition. Here’s to the very special labor of being a landscape business owner. Read the blog.
Insights from the Cutting-Edge
Last week, Tom Fochtman, Ceibass CEO, was a guest speaker at Jim Huston’s outstanding summer Brainstorming Meeting in Park City, Utah. Read the blog for some of the insights from the event.
Is Your Company a Well-Oiled Machine?
What makes your company attractive to a buyer? Predictability of future performance. And the better your systems, the better the performance. What systems? Read the blog.