Episode 8 – Maximizing Your Business Exit

Thinking about selling your business? Ray Ferrara, CFP®, sits down with Emery Ellinger, founder of Aberdeen Advisors, Inc., to unpack the complex world of mergers and acquisitions. Together, they explore how to prepare your company before selling, obtain accurate business valuations, avoid common pitfalls that can derail a deal, and so much more. Whether you’re years from selling or actively planning your exit, this episode delivers crucial wisdom for maximizing your business’s value.

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Emery Ellinger

Prior to founding Aberdeen Advisory, Emery earned his business and financial expertise as a banker, corporate advisor, and president of several companies. He rapidly rose through the ranks at Bank South, and later Merrill Lynch, before becoming an entrepreneur. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Washington and Lee University.

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Ray Ferrera, CFP®

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Thinking about selling your business? Ray Ferrara, CFP®, sits down with Emery Ellinger, founder of Aberdeen Advisors, Inc., to unpack the complex world of mergers and acquisitions. Together, they explore how to prepare your company before selling, obtain accurate business valuations, avoid common pitfalls that can derail a deal, and so much more. Whether you’re years from selling or actively planning your exit, this episode delivers crucial wisdom for maximizing your business’s value.

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