Know the Value of Your Business.
Change the Way You Lead It.
A Business Estimate of Value (EOV) gives you a clear, objective baseline so you can make smarter decisions about growth, transition, and what comes next.
Without a Clear Business Value, Planning Becomes Guesswork
“I think I know what my business is worth…but what if I’m wrong?”
“My wealth advisor needs a value for retirement planning, but I don’t know how accurate mine is.”
“How do I set goals for growing the business if I don’t know my starting point?”
"Am I really on track for exit...or way behind?"
“How do I handle a fair transition within the family?”
Don't bet your business and your future on a guess.
Most business owners make critical decisions — growth investments, retirement planning, succession conversations — without ever knowing the true value of their business. They rely on a rough guess or a number pulled from industry whispers.
That guess is often off by 50% or more.
A Business Estimate of Value is a data-driven assessment of your company’s current value. It gives you a baseline to measure progress, identify value gaps, and make strategic decisions grounded in reality.
It answers two foundational questions:
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If you sold today, what is the realistic value?
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Would that value fund the life you want next?
Are you ready to replace uncertainty with clarity, direction, and confidence? Let's get started.
Charlene's Journey began with a Business Estimate of Value
Charlene Blohm
Former CEO/President
When Jayne met Charlene at an entrepreneur group event, her hunger to learn and grow was evident. She was already running a great company, but she needed guidance strategizing to achieve her desired exit.
CHALLENGES: Charlene was eager to further position herself and her business to achieve her goal of exiting CB&A in 2-3 years. She wanted to empower and train next-level leaders to take over more tasks and drive results in preparation for the transition.
EOV vs. Full Business Valuation: What’s the Difference?
Business Estimate of Value (EOV):
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Purpose: planning, goal-setting, growth, exit readiness
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Cost: lower than a full valuation
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Timeline: fast turnaround
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Use cases:
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Baseline valuation
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Annual value tracking
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Succession and family conversations
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Coaching, advisory, and strategic planning
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Identifying value gaps and growth opportunities
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Full Formal Valuation:
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Purpose: legal, tax, or bank-related requirements
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Cost: significantly higher
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Timeline: detailed, extensive process
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Use cases:
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ESOP
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Divorce litigation
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Buy/sell disputes
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IRS/tax reporting
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Bank-mandated valuations
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If your goal is clarity, direction, and planning for the future, an EOV is exactly what you need.