death care
Late last month Anthem Partners announced they had passed the milestone of 2-years in business. The Frisco, Texas, based company has grown its operations in that time period. In their two years they have amassed a group of 80 operations in five states and two Canadian provinces. In a press release Anthem…
Read MoreIf you own, operate, or manage a Death Care business you have massaged your business through the pandemic, supply chain breakdowns, inflated related cost issues, and more in the past two to three years. Are you ready for what many people are advocating in the near future — the “4-Day Work Week”? …
Read MoreI think the title of this article poses an interesting question. And, I also believe it is one that is not easily answered. I’m writing this article on Monday, March 6, so that is the data that I will use. I was spurred to write the article when I saw in this…
Read MoreYesterday it hit the United States business markets that InvoCare, Australia’s largest death care provider was offered AUS$ 1.81 billion in a non-binding take-over offer. According to this article on the subject from Reuters, that would equate to an offer in the amount of US$ 1.22 billion. The offer has came from…
Read MoreIf funeral homes are going to continue to serve their communities with full service, they have to be profitable. Many funeral homes have seen margins erode as families choose less service and other death care competitors move into their service areas. Our friends at “2 Guys and a Question” podcast ponder that…
Read MoreLast week I had a two hour drive and set my radio to a station on Sirius that featured a news talk show. What was highly unusual was that the group of well-known broadcasters started talking about death care and then started talking about what their wishes would be for their own…
Read MoreFuneral director Collin Bourgeois made this comment in this article from CBC, “I certainly tried to retire. It lasted three weeks.” Bourgeois is a funeral director and owner of and operator of a funeral business with three locations in northeastern Ontario. After 45 years in the business he’s staying on the job…
Read MoreEditor’s Note: This article was scheduled for earlier this morning but for some reason was not picked up by our email subscription service. . .Well, better late than never. Sorry for the inconvenience. Here is the article you should have received earlier today: Sometimes things happen that can turn a fundamental business upside…
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