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Business transitions happen constantly. Changes in leadership, changes in strategy, changes in your customer base. The landscape around your business is always changing, even if you’re doing everything the same. Your preparation for those transitions makes the difference between success and failure.

Growth is quite simple on paper: Grow sales, grow profit, grow earnings. The hard part is getting from point A to point B. Before you proceed with selecting the right growth strategy, let’s see where you’re starting:

New Growth?

• Your company is your baby, in the early stages of development, and you have the seeds of success and high hopes for its future. However, you do not have a real plan yet to overcome the challenges of a new or rebooted concept. You need accelerated, sustainable growth and a sophisticated partner with the expertise and capital to get you there.

Continued Growth?

• You’ve successfully completed a three-year or five-year plan to grow the business and now you are looking to take the operation to the next level.

Rejuvenated Growth?

• Your company has plateaued, revenues have stalled, and you have wrung out as much cost as you can. You need to know where to go from here.

Mature Growth?

• You’ve put in the effort over the years. Your company is established, well-known, and well run, but growth is slowing and competition is growing—and you’re not sure where you fit in the future.
  
  

Whether you’re looking for a growth strategy to bolster your business, an outright sale leading to retirement or aren’t even sure yet—you’re just planning ahead—you have choices to make. This guide will help you make them.