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What Market Consolidation Means for Your Limousine Business

Last updated on July 2, 2012 by Sozo Staff

In 2011, the U.S. business market saw the highest level of mergers and acquisitions since 2007, according to M&A research group Mergermarket. While limousine industry statistics show that the market is still largely made up of small fleets, there’s a growing trend toward overall consolidation. Independent operators have a tendency to feel intimidated by market […]

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Portrait of an Ideal Seller by the Expert Transportation Brokers

Last updated on June 25, 2012 by Sozo Staff 1 Comment

As we at The Tenney Group attempt to connect investors with just the right transportation businesses for sale, we come into contact with many less-than-ideal sellers. If you’re considering putting your transportation business up for sale, we hope you’ll consider these three characteristics of ideal sellers before entering into the stressful world of negotiating a […]

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Buying vs. Leasing: Which Is More Valuable to Buyers in a Limo Business Sale?

Last updated on June 25, 2012 by Sozo Staff

In today’s tight credit market, many new chauffeur business owners with limited capital get their start by leasing vehicles. But is leasing your fleet a good long-run strategy? Leased and owned vehicles come with pros and cons, whether you are planning to expand your business or put your limo company for sale. Leasing Leasing equipment […]

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How the Baby Boomer Cash-out Will Affect Your Chauffeur Business

Last updated on June 19, 2012 by Sozo Staff

At 77 million strong, baby boomers make up the nation’s largest generation. Soon, they’ll also make up the largest group of retired business owners. Starting last year, boomers began hitting age 65 at a rate of approximately 10,000 a day – a trend expected to continue for the next 18 years, according to Businessweek. Considering […]

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Biggest Business Plan Mistakes Limousine Business Owners Make

Last updated on June 12, 2012 by Sozo Staff

A business plan is as useful as you make it. Owners who view the document as a one-time chore miss out on the ability to refresh their vision and reevaluate goals as their business evolves. Those who look at a business plan as a valuable roadmap to be referred to on a routine basis are […]

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3 Reasons Owner Training Should Be Part of Your Bus Business Deal

Last updated on June 4, 2012 by Sozo Staff

When you’re mentally prepared to hand over the reins of your bus business, the last thing on your mind is probably investing more time in your company – especially if that time is unpaid. Yet agreeing to provide owner training for a designated period of time after a sale can provide benefits for the seller […]

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Getting on the Road to a Successful Transportation Business Merger

Last updated on May 28, 2012 by Sozo Staff Leave a Comment

As our nation emerges from a period of economic recession, rates of mergers and acquisitions are bound to increase. The ensuing race for survival may require some creative strategic planning, including the possibility of a mutually beneficial merger. When complementary companies join forces, the mere increase of size can help protect them from the harshest […]

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4 Steps to a Quick and Successful Limo Business Sale

Last updated on May 28, 2012 by Sozo Staff

A quick business sale isn’t just convenient – it’s also effective. While you don’t want to rush into a sale with the wrong buyer, you also don’t want to spend months – or years – waiting for the right one. Research has shown that the longer a business lingers on the market, the less likely […]

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3 Tips for Avoiding Corporate Culture Clash in a Limo Business Merger

Last updated on May 21, 2012 by Sozo Staff

On paper, a merger is a foolproof formula for growing a company. How can you go wrong by combining the skill sets of two experienced owners and management teams, while simultaneously reducing costs and increasing market penetration? In practice, however, mergers come with risk. Every business has its own unique philosophies and management styles. Attempting […]

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Setting the Best Rates for Your Limousine Services

Last updated on May 15, 2012 by Sozo Staff 1 Comment

If you have recently purchased or started a limousine business or are considering purchasing or starting one, then one of your primary concerns is probably how to determine your company’s rates. Finding a balance between making enough profit to sustain your business (and yourself) and keeping your customers happy with fair rates can be quite […]

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How Much Risk Should You Take to Grow Your Limo Business?

Last updated on May 14, 2012 by Sozo Staff

In the right doses, risk can be a good thing. Without taking a leap of faith, successful entrepreneurs would never have gone into business in the first place. However, taking risks to expand an existing business can be nerve-wracking. Without challenging yourself, you’ll never grow – but if you bet the business, you could lose […]

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5 Reasons Investors Won’t Commit to Buying a Bus Business

Last updated on May 7, 2012 by Sozo Staff

Most business owners know finding a buyer won’t happen overnight, yet many are surprised to discover just how difficult it can be to get an investor to commit. But consider the buyer’s point of view. Buying a business requires an enormous amount of money, energy, and time. Essentially, buyers are signing up for a new […]

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How to Reduce Risk for a Lawsuit That Could Ruin Your Chauffeured Transportation Business

Last updated on April 30, 2012 by Sozo Staff

When your business involves many hours spent on roads and highways, accidents are an unavoidable risk. But lawsuits in the limo industry don’t just come from collisions. Often times, class-action lawsuits and other legal actions are brought from within an organization. An expensive lawsuit can easily sink a small business and leave a business owner […]

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4 Biggest Turnoffs for Limo Business Buyers

Last updated on April 24, 2012 by Sozo Staff

Buying a limousine business is stressful enough for a buyer when everything goes right. If investors run into obstacles in the beginning, you can bet they won’t stick around to see if the situation improves. When hundreds of thousands of dollars are on the line, qualified buyers can change their minds in a heartbeat. Here […]

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How Your General Attorney Can Cost You a Limo Business Sale

Last updated on April 9, 2012 by Sozo Staff

When it comes to hiring an attorney to structure your chauffeur business sale, you really do get what you pay for. An experienced attorney can manage even the most complicated business transactions smoothly and seamlessly. However, an unqualified lawyer can make a seemingly perfect deal vanish into thin air. Attorneys have a reputation for being […]

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