Publications to Support the Users of Business Valuation Services

Publication: The Business of Business Valuations 1998
ISBN #: 0786304871
Synopsis: A guide to managing and marketing a business valuation practice. Among many things, it will help the reader to: Market a growing valuation practice to both new and existing clients; recognize and avoid actual, or even the appearance of, interest; know what clients will expect and can be expected from them. The Business of Business Valuations also explores trends that will positively impact the direction of valuation careers; a concise skill profile for valuators, including skills they don’t teach in school; and in-depth discussions of ethics and advocacy, and how they can be integrated into a successful valuation practice. (A helpful resource for users of business valuation services.)
Author: Gary E. Jones & Dirk Van Dyke
Retail Price:
$55
(plus shipping & handling)
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Fax: (801) 486-7500
Internet: http://www.nacva.com
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Publication: The E Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don’t Work and What To Do About It 1995
ISBN #: 0-88730-728-0
Synopsis: Gerber shows how commonplace assumptions can get in the way of running a business. Then, by walking the reader through the steps in the life of a business, he shows how to apply the lessons learned in franchising to any business, whether franchise or not. Gerber explains the real distinction between working on your business and working in your business. (An excellent resource helpful in building value in a business.)
Author: Michael E. Gerber
Order From: Amazon Publishing Co.
Internet: http://www.amazon.com

Retail Price: $15 (plus shipping & handling)

 

 

Publication: Value Migration: How To Think Several Moves Ahead of the Competition
ISBN #: 0-87584-632-7
Synopsis: This four-star rated (by Amazon.com) 327-page book identifies for the first time the dramatic shift in our business landscape in which new, aggressive companies are taking on the giants, not with new products or innovative technology, but with superior business designs. An excellent resource for business owners, consultants and strategic planners, this book will show you a step-by-step methodology for evaluating a company’s situation and strategic planning tools to effect competitive advantage for the business.
Author: Adrian J. Slywotsky
Retail Price: $24.95 (plus shipping & handling)
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Publication: Handbook of Small Business Valuation Formulas and Rules of Thumb, 3rd EditionÓ 1993
ISBN #: 0-930458-06-0
Synopsis: Desmond’s Rules of Thumb has become the standard place to locate formulas or multipliers (for 133 different businesses) to use in gauging the value of a business. The formulas are determined by comparing company sales prices to company sales, profits or some other common denominator and then compiled to arrive at an average for the industry. Rules of Thumb offers a "middle of the road" indication of value within a broad range as actual company values vary greatly based on company assets, sales, customers, etc., when compared to the rest of the industry in which it operates. In this book there is also a section on valuing goodwill and other intangible assets.
Author: Glenn M. Desmond

Order From: Marshall & Swift
Leslie Lake
Tel: (800) 544-2678
Fax: (213) 683-9043
Internet: http://www.marshallswift.com
Retail Price:
$79.95
(plus shipping & handling)

 

Publication: Business Valuations: Fundamentals, Techniques & TheoryÓ 1999
ISBN #: None
Synopsis: This comprehensive workbook takes you step-by-step through the theories and methodologies in performing a business valuation. The manual provides you with a complete understanding, from the basic to the most sophisticated issues being discussed. With NACVA’s most highly recommended self-study course, you will learn how to: define value; analyze historical financial statements; construct/analyze economic financial statements; perform a comparative company analysis; select proper income; estimate future earnings; select and apply the proper valuation method; select and determine appropriate capitalization rates; determine when marketability and minority discounts are applicable. (Helpful in understanding the complexities involved in a business valuation and components that drive value.)
Author: Robert L. Green
Retail Price: $195
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Publication: Value-Creating Growth—How To Lift Your Company to the Next Level of Performance
Synopsis: When it comes to creating value for shareholders, customers, employees—for almost everyone concerned—no company does it better than the company that grows. Two acclaimed growth consultants distill twenty years of expertise into a practice-driven program any change leader can use to ensure sustained, dynamic organizational growth. Packed with real world examples, proven strategies, and a host of action-oriented tools, this is the first book that offers readers a systematic approach to transforming companies into first-class performers.
Authors: Thomas L. Doorley and John M. Donovan
Retail Price: $29.95
(nominal charge for shipping & handling)
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