Jay Goltz, author of The Street-Smart Entrepreneur, has become a blogger for Forbes Magazine. He will be blogging about exit strategies for small businesses. “A lot of small business owners are baby boomers and will be retiring,” Goltz said. “I think there is a need for information on how to exit from a business.” Goltz owns four Chicago businesses, including Artists Frame Service, the largest picture-framing business in the U.S.
In his initial blog entries, Goltz will cover his journey of figuring out a succession plan for his business, starting with a letter to his sons. From there he is putting together an “instruction manual” for how to take over the family business for both profit and purpose. Jay is known for his insightful and “pithy” wisdom. Previously, Goltz spent five years as the lead small business blogger for the New York Times.
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