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Hosted by Julie Wilkinson · EN · 70 episodes
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As a chartered management accountant by trade, I uncovered my true potential at 37, moving from a well-paid corporate job to building my own accounting and consultancy firm. Having worked on 5-10 acquisitions or business exits each month for clients, I understand the key challenges business owners face, including getting the real value they want for their business, whilst having the right controls and processes in place so the business can run independently of the owners.The Build and Exit podcast will include conversations, stories and real-life examples of day-to-day challenges business owners face, different methods of growth including acquisitions and top tips on how owners can transition from working in their business to working on it, enabling them to maximize their value on exit. I will also include episodes where I share my own learnings on business management and how Wilkinson Accounting Solutions are planning to continue to grow by acquisition.
Julie Wilkinson hosts Build and Exit, a business show with 70 episodes published.
Most conversations about selling a business focus on the deal. This one focuses on what it actually feels like. Luke Winter co-founded Wallbreaker, a video agency, straight out of university. After 12 years he sold his h
Nine out of ten businesses that come to market within a year have not sold. Marc Adams has spent four decades on both sides of that statistic. In this episode he joins Julie to break down the three-step framework behind
Most business owners go to market expecting a strong valuation and are disappointed. Not because the business is bad. Because the profits they think they have are not the profits a buyer will accept. In this episode Juli
Most businesses do not fail overnight. They lose oversight first. In this episode Julie walks through how financial and legal risk quietly builds inside growing businesses, including a real case where credit card spend c
Most business owners believe their valuation is driven by revenue and profit. Buyers are looking for something else entirely: confidence. Confidence in the numbers. Confidence in the controls. Confidence that the busines
Nothing is technically broken. Revenue is growing, teams are expanding, activity is high. So why does cash never close where you expect? Why are the same decisions taking longer every month? Why do leaders keep double-ch
Your finance is technically working. So why does something still feel off? In this solo episode Julie Wilkinson breaks down one of the most consistent patterns she is seeing across scaling businesses right now: finance i
Is your accountant really enough to protect your business? In this episode, I break down the five critical financial skill sets that most business owners are missing. Drawing from financial compliance audits and surveys
Ever wondered what happens when an acquisition doesn’t go to plan? In this episode, I speak with Gavin Page, a serial entrepreneur with 28 years in business and a decade of buy-and-build experience. Gavin grew a group of
What really determines the value of a business? In this episode I sit down with Saul Cohen, CEO of The Expert Eye, to explore the mechanics behind valuation and why it is never just about the numbers. We look at how stro
What happens when a casual side hustle explodes into a million-dollar-a-month enterprise almost overnight? In this episode I am joined by Sam Penny, founder of Cheese Therapy, who scaled his cheese distribution business
What happens when a successful pharmacist gives up his career to buy a care business—just weeks before the COVID-19 pandemic? In this episode, Chike Nwangwu, Managing Director of Nash Homecare and the BESDA Group, shares
Think Your Business is Worth More? Here’s What Buyers Are Really Looking At. Sellers often feel let down by their business valuation. There is a key principle that they overlook from the start of building their business
Are you having a negative impact on the value of your business? So many business owners aren’t aware of the effect they are having on the value of their business before sale. They take on too many roles across the busine
Will the business you are building last beyond you? Many business owners are building a lifestyle business rather than one for generational wealth. If you want to create a legacy rather than a job it all starts with you.
Selling your business can feel lonely and emotional. You are parting with the thing you have devoted a significant portion of your life to, and that can feel hard. But beyond that is an opportunity to re-invent yourself.
Over 612,000 Baby Boomer business owners will need to sell or exit their companies in the coming years. The question is—will they get the deal they deserve? In this episode I am joined by Clive Margetts and Oli Luke, fou
Imagine buying a business for £1 and it all goes wrong. The previous owners have been paying themselves with the staff’s wages but not paying the staff. And this is just the tip of the iceberg. This was the experience of
What would you do if you faced losing everything? When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Céline Aloé, CEO of UKLC, saw her business revenue drop to zero overnight. But instead of giving up, she made bold moves to survive and th
The tables are turned in this episode. I am in the hot seat revealing all about my own acquisition story. I am joined by Astan Morarji, a Multi-Exited Founder and Leader, who interviews me on the importance of acquisitio
Sam Penny
The Impossible Guy · Cheese Therapy
1 appearance on this show
Luke Winter
experimental archaeologist · Wallbreaker
1 appearance on this show
Rachel Murphy
Strategy Analyst · The Grafter
1 appearance on this show
Todd Sullivan
Head Coach · Sacramento City College
1 appearance on this show
Christine Nicholson
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Chris O’Connell
The CEO Playbook
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