We Understand Business Owners

Regardless of whether you founded, acquired or inherited your company, you bear the responsibility of an owner.
 
You accept a customer’s criticism for a poor experience, even when something happens despite your tireless work to prevent it. You feel personally responsible for the promises your business makes to employees, vendors and clients.
 
Justifiably, you have pride in what you’ve accomplished. You create the opportunity for people to grow, learn, and support their families. You teach, create, define, and solve problems that other people find overwhelming.
 
Cogs MPN Inc. Exit Planning for Business OwnersThe owners of privately held companies create almost two-thirds of the new jobs in the United States. They employ half the workforce, yet they comprise only about 3% of the population. We know that they are each unique, but the challenges of running a business are common to all of us.

Our Focus

For over 20 years MPN has served a very specific and well-defined clientele; men and women who own and operate businesses. Our consulting and coaching is completely biased to the owner’s point of view.

We understand business owners like few others. Please take a moment to look over our publications, media appearances and presentations about business ownership and read our Mission Statement. We encourage you to also subscribe to our column (published weekly since 2008) on the practical issues of owning and running a business every day at Awake at 2 o’clock?

MPN Inc. Free Consultation

We make no attempt to be one-size-fits-all business consultants. Our practice is limited to the largest transfer of business ownership in history – the retirement of the Baby Boomer entrepreneurs.

Whether you are a business owner, or an advisor to owners, we invite you to review our business transition and exit planning qualifications and then contact us.


Five Ways to Exit Your Business

As a business owner, you prepare for events that you can foresee. That should include the day you walk away. Whether planned or unplanned, at some point you WILL leave your business. With tens of thousands of owners exiting their businesses each year for the next two decades, preparation just makes good sense. Here are the Five Roads you can take to exit your business. If you’re ready to get started, complete our free Exit Preparedness Assessment.

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What the heck is Exit Planning?

Exit Planning is a new discipline, developed to meet a massive market need. Unfortunately, like any new service offering, there are a lot of people who use the term without fully understanding it, or in hopes it will associate them with a growing field of professional practice. Accountants, Estate Attorneys, Wealth Managers, Consultants, Business Brokers and Insurance Brokers all say they do Exit Planning but which professionals really do it?   READ MORE

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    Purpose after the sale is one of the biggest challenges for an exiting owner. Purpose – “Having as one’s intention or objective.” Many exit planning advisors discuss the three legs of the exit plannin …
  2. Personal Vision – Life After the Sale Part 2
    In our last article about life after the sale we discussed identity. Even when business owners are comfortable with who they are, however, there is still the nuts and bolts issue of activity. A busine …
  3. Personal Vision – Life After the Sale Part I
    Life after the sale is often both the most important and most neglected factor in exit planning. Although (according to two different surveys in 2013 and 2022,) 75% of owners report regrets or unhappi …

 


Testimonials

“At a time when our company needed to change course, John Dini helped us analyze the issues and vet the new opportunities. The river to the “other side” was pretty wide and quite deep. He was instrumental in helping us get to the more profitable side of that river. Getting to the “other side” of profitability has been very gratifying, and couldn’t have been done without John’s sage advice.”
– Dennis Stahl, CEO

“When I need advice on my business, John is one of the first people I seek out – and have for years. His years of experience in his own businesses and advising hundreds of others is invaluable.”
– Dan Eason, President

“John has exceptional insight into business. He is a true entrepreneur that genuinely cares about creating win win scenarios. You will work hard to keep up your end of the deal when working with John. There are few people I enjoy working with or would even call to ask for advice, but John is one of them.”
– Tina Corner, President

“I found John’s advice to be thoughtful, timely, and correct. He has the ability to analyze problems and discuss a wide range of alternatives to business owners. He understands the problems associated with owning and operating a business, as he has owned and operated several successful businesses.”
-Steve Bankler, CPA, Managing Partner


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