Your event helps founders build something. Business Continuity Navigator helps make sure what they built keeps running without them.
Legal paperwork states who receives what. It does not explain how things actually run. Business Continuity Navigator is the roadmap for when the business has to run without the owner.
How it works
The owner writes it down
Who to call, where everything is kept, who is trusted.
Something happens
An illness, an accident, an absence.
Nobody is left guessing
The family and the business have the roadmap the owner wrote.
Their people sign up now
Accounts open October 12, 2026.
The Operational Gap in Founder Continuity
If a founder suddenly couldn’t run the business, the people they love should not have to become detectives.™
Who do we call first?
The First Call Team names the people, and what each of them should do.
Where are the key accounts held?
The Critical Information Locator records where things are kept.
What did the owner want done?
Business Transition Options set out the owner's wishes for the business.
What the owner fills in
Written by the owner, at their own pace.
First Call Team
The people to call first, and what each of them should do.
Trusted Advisor Directory
The accountant, the attorney, the banker and the other advisors the owner relies on.
Critical Information Locator
Where the important information is kept, so nobody has to go looking.
Business Transition Options
What the owner wants done with the business: keep it running, hand it on, sell it or close it.
Important Documents and Where to Find Them
Where the papers are: leases, titles, policies and company records.
Personal Wishes and Family Letter
What the owner cares about, and a personal letter to the family.
What your show gets
Two ways to bring Business Continuity Navigator to your audience.
A set you buy
You provide it to your attendees as a set. The set does not expire.
An offer you share
You offer it to your audience and share in it. The details are a conversation.
Preparation Is An Act Of Love™