Welcome to our third annual EO/ESOP Podcast Summer School series. We've selected some of our favorite episodes over the past year to bring you all summer long. We're going to spend the summer catching our breath and recharging our batteries. We're also going to be wearing masks and practicing social distancing.
The full effect of the US national emergency and global crisis over the coronavirus pandemic is still ongoing. In this March 2020 episode from early in the pandemic, Bret Keisling was joined by Rob Hilton, A.S.A. of South Park Advisors for a broad discussion on how ESOP valuation advisors navigate financial uncertainties in both transactions and annual updates. You can reach Rob Hilton at rhilton@southparkval.com.
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You can hear the original March 17, 2020 release of this episode in Ep. 105: Rob Hilton, ASA - COVID-19 & the Valuation Process.
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More about South Park Advisors
South Park Advisors is an independent business valuation firm that caters to meeting the needs of private, closely held businesses. They partner with small to middle market businesses and support clients with many services, including ESOP advisory, estate and gift tax reporting, valuing non-competition agreements, selling to a third party, bringing in new or buying out a retiring partner, and other business succession and exit planning.
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