What would you bid for these companies?
Ask a room of CEOs what their companies are worth. Some will have a good idea. Some will not. Most will
Ask a room of CEOs what their companies are worth. Some will have a good idea. Some will not. Most will name a multiple they heard somewhere. Six times earnings. Maybe 10. Ask where the number came from, and the room goes…
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The Freeze That Burns
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What would you bid for these companies?
Ask a room of CEOs what their companies are worth. Some will have a good idea. Some will not. Most will name a multiple they heard somewhere. Six times earnings. Maybe 10. Ask where the number came from, and the room goes quiet. If you underestimate, you
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