Independent Business Consultant (1099, Commission-Only)
Exit Factor of O'Fallon
Earning potential: $75,000 – $250,000+ per year, commission-based- NO BASE SALARY!
St. Louis, Missouri metro residents only.
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This is not a job. It's a business opportunity for an established professional who already has relationships with business owners and knows how to turn conversations into revenue. We do not provide leads, and there is no salary, draw, or base pay. What you will get is a leadership team invested in your success. We set clear goals together, review our pipeline regularly, and coach and develop as you build your practice. We get results, and we'll help you get them, too. If you need someone to fill your calendar for you or need a steady paycheck to perform, this is not the right fit, and it's better for both of us to know that up front. If you already have a book of contacts, such as business owners, CPAs, attorneys, bankers, financial advisors, or brokers who trust you, this is a chance to bring them a high-value service and get paid well for it.
What Exit Factor does
- Exit Factor helps small and mid-sized business owners, from $0 to $30 million in revenue, increase profit, efficiency, and overall value so they're ready to sell when the time comes.
- We do this through business assessments, 1:1 consulting, and a proven, proprietary framework.
- Our framework has four phases: Optimize, Record, Transform, and Exit.
See more at www.exitfactor.com.
Why now
- Exit planning is still an emerging profession.
- Millions of business owners will sell or transfer their companies in the coming years, and most are unprepared, have no exit plan, no idea what their business is worth, and no roadmap for increasing its value.
- Yet few trained practitioners serve this market, particularly at the small and mid-sized level. That gap is your opportunity.
- While most consulting fields are already saturated, exit planning remains relatively underserved.
- As demand accelerates, business owners and their CPAs, attorneys, and bankers will turn to