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Exit Planning: Ripples and Ripples.

Every stone thrown into a pond creates ripples. Every advance in technology does the same. The late Stephen Hawking said that we were progressing too quickly. Along with other technology and science notables, he argued for a slowing down of development in … Continue reading

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Succession Planning – Ownership Lessons

When selling your business to employees or family, ownership lessons rise to a special level of importance. Regardless of the financial, inheritance, estate or valuation aspects of the plan, the real question is how to prepare your successors to run … Continue reading

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Transition Tribulations

This article in Financier Worldwide of the United Kingdom quotes me extensively. I thought you might like to see it. (My spellings were changed to British standard.) Transition tribulations: exiting a family-owned business by Fraser Tennant When the owner of a family … Continue reading

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Your Transition Advisor Team

Nothing impacts the success of your business transition more than the advisor team. Let’s say you receive a free pass to play in the Super Bowl. You will be playing against the New England Patriots, but you can choose any NFL player … Continue reading

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Baby Boomer Elevator Music

When did Rock and Roll transition from the anthem of rebels to elevator music? I’ve been traveling for the last few weeks. Whether on business or vacation, “classic rock” is the background sound in airports, supermarkets and shopping malls. Restaurants … Continue reading

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3 Responses to Baby Boomer Elevator Music

  1. Mike Havel says:

    When my wife sends me to the grocery store, I hear thunder and smell rain as I go thru the produce department, Faint cackle of chickens as I pickup the eggs, Cows mooing when I grab the milk. I was afraid to go down the toilet paper aisle !!

  2. John Hyman says:

    Or perhaps the music is chosen because the decision maker/owner/manager has a personal liking for that music genre, without any regard for the public perception it paints that business with? How do you want your business to be perceived? The music is one element of that. Frankly, I find rock music at an upscale restaurant or shop is often unaligned with their menu or merchandise. Isn’t the music supposed to set the proper mood?

  3. Tracey Cheek says:

    Did you know that “There’s a Bad Moon on the Rise” (CCR) is very often misunderstood to say, “There’s a Bathroom on the Right”. Seem appropriate for the Baby Boomers in the airports, supermarkets and shopping malls, don’t you think?

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