Planning Articles

Change is constant in the small-business marketplace. Evaluate your road map to success and make changes to ensure a brighter future.

Even if you’re years away from calling it quits, it’s wise to start thinking about an exit plan to ensure you get your desired retirement results

The paperwork that is required when launching a new business can be overwhelming but necessary

Due to spikes in construction and emerging special event work, Texas pumping company B&S Port-O-Jons has seen its workload continue to shift from septic to portable sanitation service over the years.

One of the first tasks for new entrepreneurs is developing a long-term business plan. But be prepared for it to be a guiding light rather than a rigid instruction manual.

Details of an exit plan for your company should be worked out when you open the doors — or even earlier

Whether you’re retiring or simply stepping away, you should develop an exit plan for your business

When planning for a pumper’s retirement, first tally your projected monthly expenses and then work toward a realistic nest egg.

Details of an exit plan for your small business should be worked out when you open the doors … or even earlier.

You built a successful pumping business and you’d like to hand it down to the kids someday? Learn these sustainable business practices, and make it to the next generation.