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Can you shrink your way to prosperity? Since 2007, our industry has shrunk well over 20 percent. (Dr. Joe would say a lot more if you count inflation.) So if you are “average,” your firm is a lot smaller today than it was then. Since the start of that recession in 2007, many firms have “shrunk” their expense structure in order to maintain profitability or even to survive. You can only go so far with that plan or at some point, you get below critical mass to have a sustainable business model. If you are near retirement, are financially secure and not counting on any value for your business, this might not be an issue. However, if you are not financially secure or you want to leave a larger estate, many us are in a dilemma.
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Carl and his wife, Judy, owned and operated their own successful Allegra franchise for nearly 20 years before selling the $2.3 million operation in 2003. He is a PrintImage International/NAQP Honorary Lifetime Member and was inducted into NAPL’s prestigious Soderstrom Society in 2010 in recognition of his contribution to the industry.
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