Ep. 73 The Second Most Important Thing to Negotiate When Selling Your Business

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When you get an acquisition offer for your business, it is natural to focus on the offer price, but your employment contract can be a key element of your remuneration. I know, you don't want to be an employee but, when you sell, you'll likely have to sign on for a transition period or earn-out where you will officially be an employee again. The terms of this employment contract are a key element of any deal. Just ask Eric Sit. Sit's company was acquired by Detection Technologies in 2013. Six months later, Detection was acquired and Sit lived to regret the employment contract he had signed.

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