XPX Austin: Business Case Study: The Ups and Downs of the Exit Process

Please join us for a conversation with experienced entrepreneur Kevin Uhlenhaker. With multiple successful business exits and an acquisition under his belt, he has excellent insights and experience that can help you improve your outcomes as an entrepreneur. It's essential to start preparing for your business's eventual exit long before the actual M&A process begins. Join us to learn more about how to prepare for your business's exit to maximize its value, reduce headaches, and improve your outcome.

Our Speaker:

Kevin Uhlenhaker
CEO & Publisher
Parking Today Media & Business Coach

Kevin is an entrepreneur, advisor, mentor, and business coach whose achievements include two successful parking technology company exits and one company acquisition. A hands-on leader with strong critical thinking skills, long-range vision, and customer focus, Kevin has taken new products from conception to full market implementation, and excels at building high-performing teams that foster high customer satisfaction while accelerating market growth.

He currently is the CEO & Publisher of Parking Today Media, is business coach for business owners in the Austin area, and has mentored and advised leaders of over 100 companies throughout his career.

Agenda:

11:30 am to 12:00 pm – Networking

12:00 pm to 1:00 pm - Lunch & Panel Discussion

Registration Fees:

XPX Austin Members - $30.00
Same Day Fee: $40.00

Other XPX Chapter Members: $50.00
Same Day Fee: $60.00

Non-Members- $75.00
Same Day Fee: $85.00

Box lunch and beverages provided.

PARKING INFORMATION.  Parking is available at the Indeed Tower Garage (click here for information). You can also utilize the SpotHero App for other options near Indeed Tower.

Cancellation Policy: You may request to cancel your registration for a full refund, up to 72 hours before the date and time of the event.  The sale is final after the 72 hour deadline. We are unable to issue a credit towards another meeting. This registration is not transferable to another individual - no substitutes please.