Podcasts
London (“How to Grow…Internationally”)
Presented in London, England, at a conference on British, Canadian and U.S. Business Law.
Are you a foreign business interested in selling your goods or services in the United States? In this 2019 seminar video, William Bierce presents a U.S. lawyer’s overview of how to “think global, act local.” He synthesizes the core U.S. legal commercial and tax framework despite subsequent changes. He addresses risk management, compliance and governance.
Business Exit Planning: When and how to start?
In two episodes with “Speak Up” podcaster Sandra Schulte, William Bierce demystifies the emotional, business and financial considerations that business owners need to understand at all stages in the business life cycle, from startup to growth to transition. He explains business exit intelligence™ as a process for continuous process improvement to build and protect enterprise value.
The Chris Voss podcast 2026
With top business podcaster Chris Voss, we explore how, through Smarter Business Exits, design thinking and business exit intelligence™, closely-held business owners can identify classic and creative solutions to foreseeable scenarios. As guest William Bierce invites you to plan, adapt, renew, transform and restructure for exit excellence at each stage in your business’s lifecycle.
The Joseph Paris podcast 2021
With leading business operations consultant Joseph Paris (“Operational Excellence by Design”), William Bierce discusses why entrepreneurs should take into consideration the exit strategies that might present themselves in the future and how to properly prepare to minimize the anxiety and angst and maximize the return.
Exit Strategies: Lessons for Consultants, with Bill Bierce
With British Professor of Management Consultancy Dr. Joe O’Mahoney, William Bierce demystifies business exit intelligence™ toolkit for private business owners. This podcast explores how the best business exit planning starts at inception and continues with ongoing readiness reviews, building value, adaptability and cohesion.