Join Clarkslegal for a coffee and a chat at our London office, to discuss exiting your business whether it’s a sale of your business, management buy-out or through the increasingly popular route of Employee Ownership. We will talk to you about how these can be structured to suit your needs, what to expect and provide you with practical tips on how to prepare in advance and explore key considerations.

The coffee morning is aimed at business owners and advisers who advise business owners.

If you are an adviser to businesses, please extend the invitation to your clients.

If you have any questions or issues registering online, please email marketing@clarkslegal.com.

To help keep everyone safe please do not attend if you feel unwell beforehand with COVID-19/flu like symptoms.

Event details

08 November 2022
In person event
Free to attend
Corporate and M&A Employee Ownership Trust

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Contact Stuart

+ 44 118 958 5321 stuart.mullins@clarkslegal.com

London Coffee Morning for Business Owners – Exiting Your Business