Wednesday, October 6, 2020, 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM (Eastern)

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Owning a privately held engineering company isn't like owning stock in a publicly traded company, e.g., Apple (AAPL) or Alphabet (GOOGL), where shares trade daily, and anyone with an internet connection can find the current price. But, without real-time market quotes, how are privately held businesses valued?

This webinar will dive into the "black box" and discuss the three generally accepted valuation methods and how they are applied to value an engineering company. Furthermore, the presenters will explain why valuations differ for a company's internal ownership transition compared to an acquisition by a third party.

TAKEAWAYS:

• Identify commonly used methods for valuing an engineering business, including the asset, market, and income approaches 
• Gain a better understanding of the underlying financial factors that impact firm value
• Explore the link between firm financial performance and building shareholder value