As your company grows, so too does its value. That value is not only an outcome of your entrepreneurial journey but also a tool that can be harnessed to accomplish a multitude of goals, such as recruiting and rewarding talent, expanding into new arenas, or enjoying the fruits of your labor.
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This story originally appeared on Entrepreneur
