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“This book is impactful, offering a strategic guide to rescue a troubled business. The information is clear, concise and beyond comprehensive. The author freely shares his wealth of experience, providing implementable and creative solutions. His approach also helps inspire the courage a business owner needs to successfully navigate this process. I highly recommend this book!”
“Perry offers some highly innovative solutions which will place your business on a stronger platform for the future!”
David Hart
- London, UK
Chartered accountant and chartered tax advisor with Price Waterhouse in London, who ran the most profitable corporate tax group at the PwC firm.
Everywhere you look, businesses are closing their doors - both recent startups and long-standing establishments. No matter which statistics you read, it seems that the odds are against success for small to medium sized businesses. Is closing the doors inevitable once the balance sheet reads red so many months in a row? Perry M. Anderson replies with a resounding No!
This book offers hope and help to distressed business owners and managers in need of an immediate turn-around solution. Perry understands that it is not “just a business.” Instead, it is the livelihoods that real families depend on.
Appreciative of the urgency with which complex and high-impact decisions must be made, he delineates those tasks that must be done now in order to stave off the creditors, and the steps to undertake next in bringing the company back from the brink. In compassionate yet no-nonsense terms, Mr. Anderson shines a light through the shadow of insolvency and impending bankruptcy onto the landscape of business turnaround.
Perry M. Anderson is a Canadian private equity investor. He also lectures globally on the topic of SME Mergers and Acquisitions; advising numerous individuals and corporations on accelerated growth via acquisition.
He is an MBA from Oxford University.
A global citizen, Perry lives life on his own terms and splits time between homes in Vancouver and London (UK).
