Lanier Turnaround Group, LLC
Van Lanier - Small Business Turnarounds

Business Has Changed ... Now What?

You've sacrificed a lot for your company . . . worked long hours, taken risks, and missed family events you wished you hadn't. Until recently, it was worth it: the business ran well; you earned a good living; and it was fun coming to work.

Today, things have changed. Our economy is a mess, money is tight, and you find yourself between a rock and a hard place. You certainly didn't plan for this to happen, but your business is struggling. . . and the pressure is mounting.

How To Avoid Business Failure

A Business Turnaround works well if you want to save your company, rather than file bankruptcy and lose everything you've worked for. By the way, it's almost impossible for a small business to emerge from Chaper 11, regardless of what lawyers or others have told you. Virtually every small business that files Chapter 11 quickly finds itself liquidated via Chapter 7, and the stockholders are wiped out.

Before reaching out for professional turnaround help, you naturally have questions, such as:

---'What can a turnaround specialist do that I can't do myself?'

---'I've already cut expenses - what else is there?'

And, you especially want to know:

---'If I bring in someone to help me, is there a proven strategy I can rely on?'

Yes, there is.

You can rehabilitate most any company by making it smaller and controlling the cash, while you develop a turnaround plan your creditors will accept.

This is my speciality; it's what I do.

Free Turnaround Information

I've written a report that explains how to use this strategy to avoid bankruptcy and rehabilitate your company. It's based on my experience with hundreds of clients and is titled Business Turnaround: A Roadmap for Executives. I'll be glad to send you a copy.

A Business Turnaround is best suited for business leaders who have the following characteristics:

  1. A strong work ethic
  2. Maturity to know the company needs something other than money to heal itself
  3. A sense of responsibility for the success or failure of the business.

If you see yourself in this profile, I invite you to download and read, Business Turnaround: A Roadmap for Executives. This free report explains how to turn your company around, without getting deeper in debt. The report includes action tips and a list of turnaround resources.

After you've read the report, I invite you to call me if you have questions, or if you'd like to discuss how I can assist you. Regardless, I'm confident you will find Business Turnaround to be valuable reading.

If you want to know more right now, click this link: The Turnaround Solution. Otherwise, click on the bar below to get your free turnaround guide.

Best wishes,

Van Lanier

(703) 437-1211