In the December 7-13, 2010 issue of Business in Vancouver, Don Sihota, chair of our Business Succession group, notes that many baby boomers will be retiring in 2011, resulting in a large turnover of businesses, but few have succession plans in place. In his article, “The silver tsunami – plan now”, Don advises business owners to have a well-defined plan, so that they can retire on the wealth they’ve built into their business.
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