ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of "Why We Plan," John Brown, founder of BEI, speaks with Casper Scott Yost , a Certified Exit Planner and Advisor. They discuss different learning tools and techniques available for business owners and their advisors to better plan for the exit from a business. Casper shares his experience with BEI's CExP program and continuing education requirements, which provide technical knowledge and expand the scope of working with family business owners through neuroscience. They also discuss the value of BEI's webinars, whitepapers, and podcasts for ongoing learning and development.
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