by Dave Bookbinder | Jan 31, 2018 | Articles, Featured
Maximizing shareholder value is generally accepted as the benchmark for determining the success of a business. While there may be several paths to value creation, one clearly measurable path is through maximizing profitability. You don’t need a MBA in finance to...
by Dave Bookbinder | Apr 20, 2017 | Articles, Featured
Van Halen is a band that is known for a hard-driving sound that featured the guitar wizardy of Eddie Van Halen and the vocals of their iconic front-man and lead singer, David Lee Roth. They are also known for some rather dramatic changes in personnel, as well as a...
by Dave Bookbinder | Nov 26, 2016 | Articles, Featured
Forty years is a long time for anything, let alone holding the same position within the same organization. Forty years is an especially long time when that organization is a rock band. What does it take to remain together, be creative and still like one another after...
by Dave Bookbinder | Oct 13, 2016 | Articles, Featured
Rock Star employees make a huge positive impact and help to increase the valuation of the business. That’s why finding a Rock Star is the goal of every hiring manager. But is that really a good strategy? Should organizations be focused on the positive? (i.e....
by Dave Bookbinder | Jan 12, 2016 | Articles, Featured
That’s one I get a lot in my field of business valuation: “What is my business worth?” “Give me a rough idea – back of the envelope.” And as an old mentor of mine known as ‘Dr. Value’ would say: “It...
by Dave Bookbinder | Apr 8, 2015 | Articles, Featured
Unless you do what I do for a living, “valuation” probably isn’t a word you hear every day… but it is a word you hear a lot on the TV show Shark Tank. And it’s usually a point of controversy. But why do the entrepreneurs and the Sharks differ on valuation? The Pitch...
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