Your Business Has a Growth Plan. Does It Have a Goodbye Plan?
Join us for real talk on exits, buy-sell agreements & why a good exit plan may be your best growth move yet.
Date and time
Location
Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong by IHG
86 East Coast Road Singapore, 428788 SingaporeRefund Policy
Agenda
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Registration
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Future-proofing Your Business
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Funding for your Buy Sell Agreement
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Business Owners Networking
About this event
- Event lasts 2 hours
🔒 Secure Your Business Future: What Happens If Your Partner Disappears?
The Essential Buy-Sell Agreement Seminar for SMEs (No Crystal Ball Required)
👋 If you run a business with partners, here's a hard truth:
Death, disability, disagreement, or disappearing acts — they don’t ask for your permission.
And when they strike? You don’t want to be left asking,
“So... what happens to the business now?”
A well-crafted Buy-Sell Agreement ensures your business doesn’t spiral into chaos, disputes, or awkward family takeovers. It's the most important document you've probably never heard of — or never gotten around to doing.
🎯 What You’ll Learn (Without the Legal Jargon):
- How to prevent chaos when a partner exits — voluntarily or not.
- Why disputes don’t need lawyers… if you plan ahead.
- The truth about continuity: who’s actually in charge when things go south?
- What your family thinks they’ll get… vs. what really happens.
- The graceful goodbye: how to let partners walk away without lawsuits or side-eyes.
🎤 Meet Our Speakers
Future-proofing your business by Eugene Soo (ChFC®, AEPP, GRCP)
Eugene is a Business Succession & Legacy Specialist with over a decade of experience. He helps SME owners safeguard their businesses and families by crafting Buy-Sell Agreements and other crucial legacy tools, ensuring seamless transitions and peace of mind.
Funding for your Buy-Sell Agreement by Jason Tan (CFP®, ChFC®, AEPP®)
Jason Tan has advised businesses and individuals since 2002, with a focus on corporate insurance, buy-sell agreements, keyman coverage, and employee benefits. He designs practical solutions for SMEs and MNCs to strengthen business continuity and protect leadership teams. A regular speaker, Jason simplifies complex financial concepts.
🧠 Who Should Attend:
- SME Owners who’d like to exit on their own terms
- SME with at least 2 business partners
- Any Business Owners who’s ever wondered, “Do we even have a backup plan?”
📅 Event Details:
Date: Wednesday, 6 August 2025
Time: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM (Registration starts at 4:30 PM)
Venue: Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong (Level 7 - Presentation Room) 86 E Coast Road, Singapore 428788
3-course Dinner will be served at 6:00 PM (yes, real food will be served — not finger sandwiches)
After Event Networking starts at 7:00 PM (drinks at networking will be at own cost)
🎁 Bonus Takeaways Worth $1,500++
- 1-to-1 consultation
- Company valuation report
- Buy-sell agreement template
- 3 solutions to buy-sell agreement
🎉Celebrate SG60 With Us – Enjoy $60 Off!
In celebration of Singapore’s 60th birthday, enjoy $60 off your ticket when you enter the promo code SG60 at checkout.Limited redemptions available — don’t wait too long to secure your seat.
🔁 Refund Policy
Please note: No refunds will be issued within 7 days of the event (from 30 July 2025 onward). You may, however, transfer your ticket to another eligible SME partner — just drop us a message in advance.
📞 Got Questions?
Contact Vincent at 9769 2037.
Victory Capital is a branch of Affinity, a Group of Infinity Financial Advisory.
Frequently asked questions
This seminar is designed for businesses with two or more partners. If you’re a sole proprietor, this session may not be directly relevant — but it’s a good preview of what to consider if you're planning to bring on a partner in the future.
Not at all. We break things down in plain English (and maybe a little humour). You’ll walk away with clarity, practical next steps, and a lot fewer question marks.
Yes — and especially so. A Buy-Sell Agreement isn’t about mistrust; it’s about clarity before chaos. The best time to plan is when everyone’s on the same page — not when emotions or emergencies take over.