To start or expand a business, you need capital. Raising capital, however, is one of the most difficult challenges that a company can undertake. In the current economy, investors at all levels have become increasingly risk adverse, resulting in even greater competition for their limited investment dollars. And heightened regulatory scrutiny by the SEC means that compliance with securities laws has never been more important.

So, what must an entrepreneur or business owner do to successfully navigate the process?

Topics for this complimentary seminar will include:

You always wanted to start your own company. One day, you decided to make it happen. Years (and many personal sacrifices) later, you have transformed your original idea into a successful business. A significant part of your net worth is now tied to the business, and to extract that value, you conclude that the company must eventually be sold.

The obvious questions then follow. What can be done to maximize the company’s value at the time of sale? What can be done to prepare the business for the sale itself? And when should those preparations begin?

Snell & Wilmer invites you to the next program in the Emerging Business Seminar Series™, where partner Brian J. Burt will discuss preparing your company for sale.

Topics for this complimentary seminar will include:

You always wanted to start your own company. One day, you decided to make it happen. Years (and many personal sacrifices) later, you have transformed your original idea into a successful business. After careful reflection, you have decided it’s now time to sell.

The obvious questions then follow: How does one go about selling a business? What can be done to maximize the sale price and secure the best terms? And who can help the owner navigate the challenging sale process?

SCORE invites you to hear Snell & Wilmer partner, Brian Burt, discuss how to sell your business.

Topics for this complimentary seminar will include:

When a business owner is attempting to grow his or her company, legal issues are often put on the back burner. The natural focus is on hiring talented employees, securing customers, and generating revenue.

Unfortunately, failing to do some basic legal planning can result in costly mistakes, impaired growth, and even the untimely collapse of the company.

Join our interactive program in which Brian J. Burt, partner and chair of the Emerging Business Group at Snell & Wilmer, will discuss how to avoid critical legal mistakes that can destroy your business.

Topics for this complimentary program will include:

To start or expand a business, you need capital. Raising capital, however, is one of the most difficult challenges that a company can undertake. In the current economy, investors at all levels have become increasingly risk adverse, resulting in even greater competition for their limited investment dollars. And heightened regulatory scrutiny by the SEC means that compliance with securities laws has never been more important.

So, what must an entrepreneur or business owner do to successfully navigate the process?

Topics for this complimentary seminar will include:

You always wanted to start your own company. One day, you decided to make it happen. Years (and many personal sacrifices) later, you have transformed your original idea into a successful business. After careful reflection, you have decided it’s now time to sell.

The obvious questions then follow: How does one go about selling a business? What can be done to maximize the sale price and secure the best terms? And who can help the owner navigate the challenging sale process?

Snell & Wilmer invites you to the next program in the Emerging Business Seminar Series™, where partner Brian J. Burt will discuss selling your business.

Topics for this complimentary seminar will include: