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Minnesota gives $5M for research grants - Vimarsana News

Minnesota gives $5M for research grants

(The Center Square) – The Minnesota Department of Commerce, Division of Energy Resources announced $5 million in funding for 17 new Conservation Applied Research and Development grant projects

Consistent profits and a good succession plan will sell advice firms - Vimarsana News

Consistent profits and a good succession plan will sell advice firms

By making sure practices have saleable businesses – even if there is no immediate intention to sell – is the strongest insurance policy to make sure an organisation is financially healthy.

Buying and selling your business – The essentials - Professional Planner - Vimarsana News

Buying and selling your business – The essentials - Professional Planner

The dislocation in advice has led to more businesses being sold in the last five years than ever. What do purveyors on either side of the equation need to be aware of? Hear from a practitioner who sold their business and M&A experts on what every business owner needs to do about being prepared for succession.

Solely relying on recurring revenue to value practices 'flawed' - Vimarsana News

Solely relying on recurring revenue to value practices 'flawed'

Advice practices looking to value business for succession planning must get their valuation strategy right because solely relying on recurring revenue isn’t sufficient according to a business coach.

Energy Flexibility and the DOE's Connected Communities Program - Vimarsana News

Energy Flexibility and the DOE's Connected Communities Program

Flexible resources — be they microgrids, energy storage, generators or buildings — are the new disruptors as the DOE's Connected Communities program shows.