Are you a business owner with fewer than 100 employees?
Do you need more cash now and to build more value for later?
Here are your options:
- Hire a full-time CFO for $180k-$200k per year.
- Hire a part-time CFO for $18k-$30k per year.
- Do it all by yourself.
Here's a better solution:
- Let Gary coach you on how to get more cash now, and more business value later.
- See our Bronze level package for $29/month. No contracts. Cancel anytime. Details below.
- Other plan options are available depending on your needs.
LEARN HOW TO LEVERAGEYOU!
Become a LeveragingYOU! member for as little as $29 per month!
Maximize the value of your business now and in the future
Join LeveragingYOU! to build your business value
Membership Benefits:
- 10x ROI
- Work at your own pace or learn to grow your business alongside other business owners -- your choice!
- Access more cash now, more business value later.
- Get more products and services through your pipeline with less effort, stress and cost.
- Make your business more sellable.
How is this course different?
Course author Gary Aldridge shares his 30+ years of personal experience as a CFO in many industries.
- His lessons offer 60+ real-world stories about what worked and what didn't.
- He is open and transparent about his success and the hard lessons learned. With LeveragingYOU!, you get to learn from his experience and grow value in your business.
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“I’m in the business of industrial recycling. It’s not for the faint of heart. Tough jobs, hard manual labor, lots of turnover. It’s very hard to scale. I saw your first video of LeveragingYOU! Since then, I researched my options to buy equipment to scale. I decided to build it instead for 50% of the costs! I increased capacity by 4x’s without increasing labor. My gross profit in year one is estimated to be $1 million. The value generated is about $4 million. Thanks so much for your help! ”
Mike S.
Industrial Recycling
"What a lifesaver! I worked with Gary and saw my business value increase 3x in just a few short years. I recently had a successful exit and am now enjoying the fruits of my labor. Thank you so much!"
Sam L.
Landscaping
I frequently interact with business owners and the many professionals that serve them. I see situations where misinformation about the value of a company is taken as fact. People inaccurately use industry averages, multiples of revenue or EBITDA, or some other metric to calculate a business value mistakenly. In some cases, an owner literally just picks a number out of the air.
When it comes to estimating the value of a business, knowledge is power. Guessing can cost business owners a lot of money.
