You can now offer clients several weeks worth of discovery in less than an hour
Three flexible engagement models. Preferred pricing for your clients. CEPA-grade tools backed by CEPA and CVBA expertise.


If you are a CEPA (Certified Exit Planning Advisor) you know this diagram well. If you're not a CEPA, you may have seen it around. It is EPI's comprehensive Value Acceleration Methodology - the most respected exit planning process in the world. It takes both commitment and time to execute. Our NEXIT assessments can reduce the time it takes to complete "The Discover Gate" from weeks to less than an hour.
If you are a CEPA struggling to get clients to invest the time and resources to start the VAM process, NEXIT assessments remove those barriers. If you are not a CEPA but are a financial planner or wealth manager who wants to help your clients grow the chips they are still playing with in addition to existing AUM, this is your ticket.
Every advisor has experienced or knows someone who has experienced the loss of discretionary AUM from a business owner after the sale of their business because the advisor was not involved in the client's largest "AUM." We think exit planning starts with a financial plan and want to empower advisors to help their clients grow their largest asset.
Research shows that if financial advisors wait until the client takes action, they are way down the list of expertise the client seeks. (Think attorneys, CPAs, business brokers). YOU have to start the conversation.
CEPA, the Value Acceleration Methodology and the diagram above are all copyrighted by the Exit Planning Institute and are used here only in support of our work as an EPI Certified Exit Planning Advisor. To become a CEPA, click HERE

Don't wait until you think your client "is ready" to talk about exit.
That is likely too late for both of you.
Apart from the fact that 50% of exits are unexpected, by the time your client "is ready" to think about it, they have likely left a large percentage of what they could be worth on the table because they didn't get started earlier.
It's the magic of compounding in an exit planning scenario.
And when a client is ready to talk about exiting in a year or two is not the time to learn that it might take five years of work to get the business where it needs to be to hit the retirement goal. And of course, the longer you wait, the more likely you'll find that they are already working with another advisor on their exit who approached them sooner with growth options.
The best way to help your clients win the value game is to start sooner.

YOUR PARTNER IN CLIENT SUCCESS
Take your clients and your practice to another level
We make it easy and flexible for you to help your clients maximize value and wealth and differentiate your practice from other advisors.
Flexible Engagement
We can handle as much or as little of the process and client communication as you want. These are your clients and we are your resource.
Preferred Client Pricing
We can offer you personalized discount codes based on volume and other considerations that you can pass on to your clients as additional value.
Credentials and Credibility
We bring 10+ years of value building experience along with CEPA, CVBA, and Accredited Value Guide endorsements. Our tools have been deployed by tens of thousands of business owners.
Post Assessment Support
If our assessments uncover needs that your clients want to address beyond what you offer, we have a network of solutions that we can make available to you as an extension of your practice if needed or desired.
You can help clients unlock millions in business value, today
Any financial advisor or wealth manager works to grow the value of assets under management - the chips the owner has taken off the table. But what about the chips he or she is still playing with? Separate you and your practice from the pack.
As we've mentioned, at some point, that owner is going to convert some or all of that business enterprise into AUM for whoever has been involved with growing the value of that exit from the beginning.
Don't let another financial advisor have a seat at your table?
