Selling a company is a big part of the dream, but it certainly is not a simple part and requires planning from day one.

The exit strategy is often one of the closing slides on any new company’s first pitch deck. Whilst it may seem like a distant event on the horizon of an entrepreneur’s journey, it is also a significant one, that you cannot be too prepared for.

It is not often business owners get the chance to hear from someone who has successfully exited, and is willing to talk about the do’s and don’ts of selling a company, the lessons learned, how it came about and how they prepared and of course the big question, what now?

Join us and founder of TCA Sportswear, Frankie Thorogood in this extra special VIP Event as we discuss:

• How to value your business and justify it.
• Preparing for the sale and scouting for potential acquirers.
• The lessons learned from a successful exit.
• Planning for the aftermath of a successful exit and looking into the future.

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How can you know if it is the right time to sell your business?

Where do you start when planning for an exit, personally and professionally?

A successful business can attract many interested parties, how do you say “no” without burning bridges?

What do I need to do to make my business more attractive to any prospective buyers?

The Business Leaders’ Family has the answers.

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The Speaker: Frankie Thorogood

Frankie set up his company, TCA Sportswear, within the bedroom of his parents’ house in Hackney, East London in 2012 with just £100.

TCA was one of the first companies to design and sell compression sportswear in the UK and quickly gained traction, national news coverage and professional athlete clientele.

Not only is Frankie also the Co-Founder and CEO of an elite Amazon results agency, Kaizen, but he also recently successfully sold his primary venture, TCA Sportswear.

On TCA’s website, Frankie states: “Sometimes the world makes us believe success is only for the chosen few, that you either have it or you don’t. That’s not reality. The reality is nobody is born a winner - you have to become one.”