Season 1 of the Restoration Master Class debuted in January 2022, focused on mergers and acquisitions in the restoration industry – what owners and their team need to know, what makes a business sellable, how to create an exit strategy, the evaluation process, and so much more.
Season TWO of the Restoration Master Class, sponsored by Encircle, continues with a fresh episode on this year’s topic: profitability. In this episode, restoration HR guru Marcie Richardson, who is
Franchises are a large part of the disaster restoration industry, and some might argue that franchise opportunities are growing in popularity as new brands continue coming to market. In this
In this episode of the Restoration Master Class on Profitability, sponsored by Encircle, we are talking about what is really the crux of profitability: cash flow management. Scott Miller, CEO of
Building a company with an intentional culture and purpose does not happen by accident. The more intentional you are with your company, and the decisions you make as a leader,
Building a company with an intentional culture and purpose does not happen by accident. The more intentional you are with your company, and the decisions you make as a leader,
In the third episode of this season’s Restoration Master Class, sponsored by Encircle, Jeremy Reets, owner of Reets Drying Academy and co-owner of Champion Cleaning, joins us to discuss the
Welcome to season two, episode two of the Restoration Master Class! The 2023 Master Class is sponsored by Encircle, and focused entirely on profitability! Two times each month, we will
Welcome to season two of the Restoration Master Class! The 2023 Master Class is sponsored by Encircle, and focused entirely on profitability! Two times each month, we will drop quick,
This is the finale of the 14-part Restoration Master Class series on M&A! In this episode, Gokul and Michelle discuss the pros and cons of working with a broker, and
For some owners, multiple suitors have “come to call” – with offers to buy their company. Choosing the right buyer for your company is tough – and not a decision