The biggest decision of a founder's business life is faced alone. The choice to sell or not carries consequences that ripple through identity, family, team and wealth.

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As is happening across the world, Aotearoa New Zealand is also moving into an unprecedented intergenerational wealth transfer, and this is taking place at the same time as traditional fundraising…

For many founders, selling their business is supposed to be the finish line. The transaction completes, the funds clear and the congratulations roll in.

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