Permanent Podcast: Real Talk About Private Equity and Buying, Selling, and Operating Small Businesses

What Happens Next: Permanent Approach

Sep 20, 2022

48:53

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Traditional Private Equity vs Permanent Equity?

02:09

What's the Best Way to Get Your Business Back on Track?

02:12

How Do You Make Money With Your Investments?

01:56

Introduction

2min

Traditional Private Equity - Is That Fair?

2min

Is There a Predetermined Outcome?

2min

Are You Agnostic About When You Make the Money?

2min

Dynastic Companies Aren't Created by Sprinting, Right?

2min

How Do You Approach Partnerships With Other Businesses?

2min

Traditional Private Equity vs Permanent Equity?

2min

Compounding in Small Business

2min

We're Changing the Playing Field

2min

10.

How Do We Contribute to That Scale?

2min

11.

I'm Not Driving Success, Exactly, From the Permanent Equity Level

2min

12.

How Do You Get on Board With a New Ownership?

2min

13.

Can I Get Paid Well After Closhes?

3min

14.

Private Equity - Is the Debt Really Yours?

2min

15.

Family Offices - What's the Difference?

2min

16.

Are We Who We Say We Are?

2min

17.

What Happens Next When You Sell Private Equity?

3min

18.

I've Got This Issue, Can You Help Me Think This Through?

2min

19.

How Do We Prioritise What We're Working on With the Business?

3min

20.

We Don't Like Surprises, Right?

2min

21.

When Should Leadership Teams Get Worried About Them Needing to Be Replaced?

2min

22.

What's the Best Way to Get Your Business Back on Track?

2min

23.

How Do You Make Money With Your Investments?

2min

24.

Isn't It Fun to Solve Business Puzzles?

3min

Permanent Equity stewards companies that care what happens next. When it's time for an owner to start thinking about what happens next for their company, family, employees, and customers, what are their options? It can be an isolating and intimidating responsibility. The Permanent Equity team talks about what options the seller faces and what "next" can look like with the Permanent Approach.