Mark Kravietz

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor

Bio

As the managing partner and founder of ALINE Wealth, Mark Kravietz, CEPA®, CFP® and CIMA®, specializes in exit planning. He was named to Forbes’ 2019-2024 Best-In-State wealth advisors. Mark hosts a podcast discussing how to successfully exit your business called “Find Your Exit."

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Management

Selling Your Business Goes Beyond a Price Tag — Ask Your Buyer These 5 Questions to Ensure They're the Right Fit

Before you sign the dotted line, ask the questions that reveal who your buyer really is — and what they truly value.

Management

Learn From Rupert Murdoch's Errors — Create a Succession Plan Today to Protect Your Company's Legacy

Business owners can learn from the Murdoch family's disputes and power struggles and discover how effective succession planning could have prevented these issues.

Leadership

4 Questions All Business Owners Need to Answer to Have a Successful Exit Plan

The more time you have to plan your exit, the more successful it will be. But how can business owners prepare themselves for this tremendous life change? These are the big-picture questions that business owners must reflect on to achieve their goals and prepare for the next phase of life.

Management

Is Selling Your Business the Only Way Out of Burnout? Here Are Five Alternatives to Consider Instead.

When you're burning out as an entrepreneur or business owner, it can feel like selling your business to an outside buyer is your only escape — but I'm here to tell you there are other options. Here are a few to consider if you're unsure about handing over the reins.

Business Process

I Specialize in Exit Planning — You Need to Make These 5 Moves Before Selling Your Business

Selling a business in today's competitive market requires strategic foresight and proactive measures. Here are the most important steps to follow.

Business Process

Selling Your Small Business? Here Are 5 Advantages of Passing It Down to Family

Having a succession plan for your small business is just as important as your plan to kickstart it — so who do you want to see running it when you're gone? Here's why you should consider selling it to a family member, and how to navigate the generational handoff if you do.

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