How do you maintain positive relationships with joint venture partners after exiting?
Joint ventures (JVs) are strategic partnerships between two or more businesses that agree to share resources, risks, and rewards for a common goal. JVs can be a powerful way to grow your business, access new markets, and leverage complementary skills. However, JVs are not meant to last forever. At some point, you and your JV partner may decide to exit the partnership, either by selling your stake, dissolving the JV, or transferring it to another entity. This article will explore some tips to help you navigate this transition.