What our new ValuCompass Partnership benefit means to you as a CEO

One of our core values is always being innovative and looking for ways to increase the value you receive from your LXCouncil membership every year.

For years, I've been searching for a tool that can be used year after year to give our members an idea of their business's enterprise value without an accurate valuation and a high cost. Today, I have found that in ValuCompass tools and systems.

The benefits to you are:

  • Receive a customized rating on where your company ranks in 18 key business areas compared to best practices.

  • Understand and isolate serious risks to company value and know what to do next to minimize them.

  • Benchmark what your business value is worth against peers on data of actual privately held transactions.

  • Validated data on where the opportunity is for increasing value in your company

  • Top 3 areas identified with the highest ROI in driving increased value to your company

  • Compare your progress year over year.

And last, there's no additional cost to you as a member; it's on us!

So, have you ever wondered if the "sell" number in your head is even close to reality? Or what areas to focus on that would drive the most value for when you want to transition or sell? This Discovery Report aligns directly with our COPI (Challenge, Opportunity, Problem, and Idea) process in our CEO peer advisory council meeting. After your top 3 areas are identified in the report, they become an ideal opportunity for bringing the group insight and perspective.

When you move the needle, the gap between the company's value and what it could be worth begins to close.

โ€œI will continue to use the ValuCompass Discovery tool as I believe it provides a great starting point to determine your companyโ€™s valuationโ€
— Edward Goyette, CEO - American Biosystems

We are excited to bring this new benefit to all of our members in order to continue their growth and expand your leadership as a CEO.

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