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John Warrillow is an author, entrepreneur and contributing writer for The Globe and Mail. He is the developer of The Sellability Score software application and author of Built To Sell: Creating a Business That Can Thrive Without You, published by Penguin in 2011.

Books Published

The Automatic Customer, Portfolio

Built to Sell: Creating a Business That Can Thrive Without You, Penguin

Latest articles

The danger of market-timing a sale

November 30, 2011 Updated

Looking to the future: How Ugi can set itself up for sale

November 29, 2011 Updated

Unlike Willy Wonka, you have to let go

November 23, 2011 Updated

Two to 10 employees: no man's land

November 22, 2011 Updated

How your age shapes your exit plan

November 16, 2011 Updated

Math looks better on upfront subscriptions

November 15, 2011 Updated

Four ways to brew a regular-billing commitment

November 9, 2011 Updated

Cut losses to make gains

November 8, 2011 Updated

Four steps to grow by acquisition

November 2, 2011 Updated

With multiple founders, it's time to define roles

November 1, 2011 Updated

3 things I wish I'd known about selling a business

October 26, 2011 Updated

Why Ugi should not hire a CEO

October 25, 2011 Updated

The business owner's long, slow goodbye

October 19, 2011 Updated

The lucrative beauty of a user conference

October 12, 2011 Updated

Pricing to protect gross margin

October 11, 2011 Updated

Reframe a supply problem to build anticipation

October 5, 2011 Updated

Ugi Fitness chosen for our 'reality' series

October 4, 2011 Updated

When a big buyer calls, don't overplay your hand

September 28, 2011 Updated

Five reasons the corner office should move to the middle

September 27, 2011 Updated

Separate roles as shareholder and CEO

September 21, 2011 Updated