This means that we aren’t staffed on these 2 days. We reopen on Monday November 27th at 8:30am. As always, our members with 24/7 access can still access The Works on these days.
There will be no mail distribution on Thanksgiving and Black Friday for our Virtual Office Members as well as iPostal1, PostScanMail, and Anytime Mailbox renters.
We wish everyone a happy, healthy Thanksgiving Break.
Preparing Your Business for Sale: A Comprehensive Guide Selling your business is a significant and often life-changing event. Whether you’re looking to retire, move into a new venture, or simply cash in on your hard work, preparing your business for sale requires strategic planning and execution. This article will guide you through the essential steps to preparing your business for sale, including how to attract the right buyers, understanding the role of brokers, and potentially using online platforms like BizBuySell.com and Empire Flippers to facilitate the sale. Step 1: Know Why You’re Selling Before preparing your business for sale, it’s critical to understand why you’re selling. Your motivations will influence how you position the business and negotiate the sale. For […]
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