“Generally owners fall into three different categories or mindsets about what they think their company’s value might be – those living in fantasy, those with some possibility and those with real opportunity,” said Tom Fochtman, Ceibass CEO. For more details, read the blog.
The enterprise value specialists at Ceibass are grateful for the courageous souls that have provided America with its political freedom. “Remember, political freedom first, then, the pursuit of financial independence,” said Tom Fochtman, Ceibass CEO. “So on this holiday, give thanks to those brave Americans who declared and won our political freedom. And celebrate the traits that lawn and landscape business owners display as they strive for their financial freedom.” For a list of those traits read the blog.
“It's understandable that goal setting and continuous improvement practices can sometimes create anxiety and stress among management team members and employees, especially when the gap between current performance and desired outcomes seems large,” said Tom Fochtman, Ceibass CEO. “However, with thoughtful leadership and supportive practices, company owners can help their teams navigate these challenges positively.” For details read the blog.
Tom Fochtman, Ceibass CEO, attended the recent Lawn & Landscape Magazine’s Business Builders Summit in Nashville. The inaugural event featured education and networking for landscapers who wanted to aggressively grow their companies.
The enterprise value specialists Ceibass help lawn and landscape business owners recognize and address gaps between the current state of their business and the desired goals for their business to maximize value.
Memorial Day connects us to the sacrifices made to secure and preserve the freedoms we enjoy today.
Did you know that May derives its meaning from the Latin word "Maius," associated with Maia, the goddess of growth. “In lawn and landscape we tend to think about growth in terms of flourishing greenery or in terms of expanding a business, growing revenues or moving into new territories,” said Tom Fochtman, Ceibass CEO. “But what about the owners of these businesses, what about their growth? An owner’s mindset and skills must be continually nurtured and refreshed to keep up.” For details read the blog.
For a lawn and landscape company, growth is an exciting prospect but it brings with it a unique set of growing pains that, if not managed properly, can hinder progress and even jeopardize the business's future.
The enterprise value specialists at Ceibass would like to remind you of Lawn & Landscape magazine’s Business Builder Summit May 22-23, 2024 in Nashville.
Make the most of April! Use National Lawn Care Month as a springboard to not only grow your business but also strengthen community ties, demonstrate your expertise, and highlight your dedication to creating healthy, sustainable outdoor environments.
