Business Succession Planning Process
Our experienced team can help you develop a succession plan that best suits your business.
Plan For Your Future By Building a Succession Strategy Today
Is the day-to-day management of your business keeping you from planning for a successful transition? You could sell your business to members of your family, to your employees or a third party. PNC, along with your current advisors, can help you evaluate the benefits and risks of each option. Talk to a PNC Commercial Relationship Manager to learn more about how we can help you plan for the future.
Assemble the Right Team
Engage a team of advisors to help you build a bridge from running the business to a rewarding retirement. Include your:
- Certified Public Accountant.
- Family and business attorneys.
- Investment banker.
- Wealth management advisor.
- PNC Commercial Relationship Manager.
- PNC Private Business Strategist.
Take a Disciplined Approach
We’ll take you through an efficient and organized discovery and implementation process that will provide:
- Objective advice on your ownership transition options.
- Insight to help you holistically integrate your business and personal objectives.
- Best practices to help you anticipate and avoid counterproductive changes and conflicts.
Ensure Stability
To build a successful bridge from running the business to a rewarding retirement, it’s important to maintain stability by taking time to:
- Focus on your customers and competitive strategy.
- Assess whether it’s time to upgrade your IT systems.
- Attract and retain the right talent.
- Address insurance and environmental issues.
- Ensure your management team can complete the transition.
Establish a Communication Plan
What’s the best way to convey your business transition decisions to family, employees and other stakeholders? We will help you:
- Create the right financial blueprint.
- Coordinate with your legal, accounting and financial advisors to implement your plan.
- Develop a communication approach for your stakeholders.
Integrating Wealth Management Into Your Strategy
Coordinating Personal and Business
Objectives
It’s crucial to integrate an efficient and flexible wealth management strategy into your succession planning. We can help you achieve financial well-being for you, your family and your employees with the answers to key questions:
- Have you revisited your overall personal / family’s wealth strategy recently?
- When was the last time your estate documents were reviewed?
- How well do you feel your personal/ family’s wealth strategy aligns with your business strategy?
Taking a 360-degree Approach to Wealth Management
PNC Wealth Management® can work with you to design a customized investment program that helps you and your family easily manage your estate by providing:
- Access to a broad array of investment solutions.
- A culture of risk management, fresh ideas and clear communication.
- An objective point of view.
- Private banking services facilitated by dedicated consultants.
More Insight For Your Business
We offer a virtual library of information to help you understand your wealth management and succession planning options so you can make the best short-term and long-term decisions.
Putting You First
When it comes to wealth management, “You are not just another client. You are unique.”
What is My Business Worth?
Understanding these three valuation techniques is key to knowing your company's value.
When Should I Transition My Business?
It’s about more than setting a date. These four factors can help you know if it's the right time to step aside.
How Should I Transition My Business?
Deciding which exit strategy option to select depends on your business and personal objectives.
Important Legal Disclosures & Information
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Bank deposit, treasury management and lending products and services, and investment and wealth management and fiduciary services, are provided by PNC Bank, National Association ("PNC Bank"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of PNC and Member FDIC.
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