Most business owners treat succession planning like a retirement problem, something to deal with in the distant future. But the data shows that's a dangerous misconception. A sudden, unforeseen event is far more likely to disrupt a business than a planned exit, and that gap between perception and reality is where a company's entire value can vanish.
For business owners in Connecticut, this isn't a theoretical risk, it’s a real threat to the legacy they've built. It’s a problem that requires a specific framework, like the one offered by IronHawk Financial. The Cheshire-based firm’s approach is deeply personal, rooted in preventing the exact kind of catastrophic loss its founder experienced firsthand.
