The mistakes that kill a business
• If you can’t or won’t sell, is business ownership for you?
• “One of the things I hope the book does is that it prevents people from making the big mistakes”
(Total Recorded Time is 25:05)
Patrick Burke, who has advised more than 200 successful start-ups as well as mergers, acquisitions, and other business deals, has s seen a lot -- including a lot of mistakes.
He’s the managing partner of Cincinnati, Ohio-based Burke & Schindler PLL and Concentric Wealth Management and joins us to talk about some of the biggest mistakes would-be business owners make.
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