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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: May 15, 2008
Seminar covers business transition planning: June 4th at the Westin Hotel
No matter what stage your business, you need to plan for the day - perhaps still years away - when you are ready to turn the business over to new owners or the next generation. On Wednesday, June 4th ASM will host a seminar focusing on the business planning that is necessary today to ensure continued growth and put your company in the best possible position for a successful transition when the time is right.
Leading the presentation will be Terence Shepherd of ROCG, an international consulting firm specializing in business transition services. Joining him will be Curtis Feldman and Carl Goldstein of the accounting firm Shepherd & Goldstein LLP.
The seminar takes place 3 - 6 p.m. at the Westin Hotel Waltham. Call ASM for details.
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