Don't let the economic downturn stop succession plans for your business.
After 22 years of building Ilex Construction into a remodeling and custom-home powerhouse, Delbert Adams starts anew. Year one was a winner.
This class of 2001 Big50 returns to what he loves doing: working with his hands on unique projects.
A few years ago, Candi and Troy Hilton moved from Kansas to Florida. They're now opening a new remodeling company, New Leaf Construction, in Naples, Fla.
A name change, succession plan, and staff restructuring prepare John Kiernan's remodeling company to weather future economic storms.
What happens to the shares of stock allocated to an employee in a company with an ESOP (employee stock option plan) when the employee leaves the company?
Glen Knight spent almost a decade working in corporate jobs in California and Tennessee before reaching a crossroads in his career that had him contemplating his long-term goals.
Since selling my remodeling business in 2004, I’ve been asked by many remodelers for insights into how they might sell their own companies. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Each business is unique and each prospective buyer is looking for unique characteristics.
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What is shared ownership, and how do you structure it?
After Bill Medina was named Big50 in 1994, his company experienced record growth, nearly tripling in size after acquiring roofing, framing, hardwood flooring, and distribution companies.