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How Mid-Market Firms Survive The Founder Exit
We examine the operational reality of transitioning a ten to fifty million dollar company when the founder steps back. Using a specific mid-market logistics firm that replaced its owner with a professional management team, we break down why most exits fail at the customer handoff phase. The episode details the three-month shadow period, the retention bonuses tied to knowledge transfer, and how they preserved gross margins during the leadership vacuum. If you are planning a succession strategy or advising one, this is the playbook for keeping the business intact when the visionary leaves…
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