10/22/2026
Your client's business is probably the biggest number on their balance sheet, and probably the least understood.
You have built a retirement plan around assumptions: a certain sale price, a certain timeline, a certain amount of proceeds rolling into investable assets. But if that valuation number came from an old rule of thumb or a guess the owner made years ago, the whole plan is built on sand.
A real valuation conversation changes the plan for the better or worse, and either way, it is information your client needs before they are three months from closing. We provide that clarity, then step back and let you keep doing what you do with the proceeds.
If a client's exit is part of their financial plan, let's make sure the number behind it is real.
Start that conversation at murphybusiness.com/hudson.