Canada has just lived through what many are now calling its “lost LNG decade.” From 2015 to 2025, while competitors like the United States, Qatar, and Australia surged ahead with liquefied natural gas exports, Canada stalled.
Projects such as Energie Saguenay in Quebec, Goldboro LNG in Nova Scotia, and Bear Head LNG promised billions in investment and thousands of jobs. Instead, they were shelved, delayed, or abandoned altogether.
Welcome to today’s lecture.
My name is Eric Jordan, CPPA — I’m an intangible asset specialist. And today, I want to talk to you about something very tangible, very measurable, and very costly: the lost decade of Canadian LNG exports.
It’s a decade where ideology triumphed over opportunity. A decade where Ottawa clung to rhetoric about green transitions and DEI policy theater, while our allies in Europe begged for energy security and our competitors in the United States, Qatar, and Australia cashed in.
Over half of the world’s online content is in English. For business owners and investors, this is not just a statistic — it’s a valuation signal. English online is more than a language of convenience. It is a digital multiplier, expanding marketing reach, diversifying client bases, and powering global distribution.
In my 25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation methodology, three areas stand out when it comes to English online dominance: Marketing, Client Base, and Distribution Network. Together, they demonstrate why English is one of the most valuable intangible assets a business can hold.
Over half of the world’s online content is in English. That single fact explains why English isn’t just a communication tool. It is a digital asset that shapes visibility, discoverability, and ultimately, business valuation. In today’s economy, a company without English fluency online is competing with one hand tied behind its back.
If your business crosses a border, your contract crossesinto English. Not because English is pretty—but because English is enforceable, predictable,and priced into the value of your company. I’m EricJordan, CPPA, and today we’re going to show why English is the world’s mostvaluable intangible asset in international law, and how it changesthe number on your valuation—line by line.
Welcome to the show. Today, I want to take you on a journey—one that goes way beyond the usual charts, stock tickers, or crypto hype.
We’re going to talk about investing in a way most people never hear about: through a lens of 25 factors that truly affect business valuation. Not just the numbers. Not just the hype. But the purpose, the people, the risks, and the opportunities behind each investment.
Welcome aboard this journey! I’m Eric Jordan, CPPA, with over three decades of hands-on experience in the insurance trenches—from bootstrapping my own brokerage in the volatile markets of the early 2000s, navigating the 2008 financial crisis mergers, to advising on multimillion-dollar exits amid the digital disruptions of the 2020s. Today, drawing from that real-world grit, we’re unlocking business exits in the insurance sector using my proprietary 25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation methodology. Whether you’re steering brokerage operations, risk management consulting, claims processing teams, underwriting projects, or compliance initiatives, this deep dive—perfect for your next podcast listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts—equips you to value those elusive intangible assets like client relationships, brand loyalty, proprietary risk models, and data-driven insights.
Consulting and Professional Services Project Managers; welcome aboard! I’m Eric Jordan, CPPA, and today we’re unlocking business exits using my proprietary 25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation methodology. Whether you run advisory, management consulting, legal or accounting projects, strategy implementation, or compliance teams, this episode shows you how to capture realistic valuations, identify ideal buyers, and negotiate a five percent commission split on deals upwards of six million dollars.
Welcome to the Project Managers in Consulting and Professional Services Mastery Podcast—your ultimate guide for mastering valuations, deals, and commissions in the fast-paced world of management consulting, advisory services, and professional firms. I'm your host, Eric Jordan CPPA, and today we're diving deep into a topic that can fundamentally change the trajectory of your career and your financial future.
Welcome, everyone, to Project Managers in Energy and Utilities Mastery, where we unlock business exits using my proven 25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation. I’m your host, Eric Jordan, CPPA—intangible-assets whisperer by day, podcast provocateur by night. If you’re handling oil & gas, renewables, power generation, grid infrastructure, or any slice of the energy pie, and you’ve got a business that’s ready to sell but feels like it’s priced as “medium-rare” instead of filet mignon—stick around. This episode is your recipe for a sizzling $6 million-plus deal.
Welcome to Project Managers in Manufacturing Mastery, the podcast where production meets opportunity—and where project managers like you unlock serious income by helping manufacturing businesses exit smart and strong.
Welcome, friends, colleagues, and curious healthcare minds, to the Project Managers in Healthcare Mastery podcast. I’m your host, Eric Jordan CPPA. And today, I’m giving you the keys to unlocking high-value healthcare business exits using a proven system—the 25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation.
This is your one-stop audio shop for hospital operations, telemedicine, medical devices, pharma project valuation, healthcare IT, and the compliance and patient care trends defining 2025.
I'm Eric Jordan, CPPA, and today we’re diving deep into atool I’ve refined over decades—the 25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation. This isn't just theory. It's been used to close $6M+ deals, pinpoint ideal buyers, and justify premiumpricing for businesses across North America.
Welcome to Project Managers in IT Mastery—yourone-stop podcast for turning IT project knowledge into income. I'm Eric Jordan, CPPA, and today, we’re diving into something that could absolutely change the game for you: using my 25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation to unlock real money from business exits.
Now if you’re a project manager in engineering—civil,mechanical, aerospace, biomedical, chemical—you’re in the right place. Today, I’m going to take you through a powerful framework called the 25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation. This isn’t theory. This is the same methodology I’ve used to get deals funded, exits planned, and negotiations won. It's 70–90% about the intangibles: your processes, people, R&D, systems, and that gritty value no spreadsheet can capture.”
I’m Eric Jordan, Certified Professional PropertyAppraiser, and I’m here to pull back the curtain on a formula that changesthe game for project managers: it’s called The 25 Factors AffectingBusiness Valuation. If you've ever spotted a business that should sell butdoesn't know how—this is the blueprint.
I’m EricJordan, CPPA, and in today’s special all-in-one episode, we’re diving deepinto the 25 Factors Affecting Business Valuation. This isn't fluff.It's the real-deal blueprint for valuing a trades business, finding the buyerwho will pay top dollar, and — here’s the kicker — splitting a 5% commissionwith me when we close the deal.
Welcome to the Franchise Development Mastery Podcast — your ultimate destination for mastering franchise trends in 2025. I’m Eric Jordan, CPPA, andtoday we’re diving deep into a powerful, game-changing system for franchise developers, negotiators, and consultants right here in Canada.
Hello, and welcome to today’s deep dive into a topic that’s as complex as it is crucial for business valuators and asset appraisers alike: the risks involved in valuing businesses that rely on regulatory privileges—specifically, quota-based systems like Canada’s supply management for dairy, poultry, and eggs.
Welcome. I’m Eric Jordan. Today, I want to take you on a deep dive into how small businesses are valued, especially in the context of lending and loan recovery. The key takeaway? Tangible assets only tell half the story—intangibles are the secret sauce that can make or break the value and security of a loan.