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Mergers and Acquisitions Advisors — "Consultative Brokers"

What to look for in an M&A advisor

There are overlooked differences between "transactional" and "consultative" business brokers — and not knowing those differences can cost you thousands of dollars. You want a proven advisor . . .

A Consultative Broker with a proven system to maximize the value you'll get when you sell
Consultative Broker with preferred access to qualified buyers
Track record of success with other businesses in your industry — and able to sell for higher than expected. (We have participated in 100+ successful sales at maximum multipliers.)
Proven framework combined with one-on-one consulting on how to tell the right story
Deep accounting/CPA experience
Deep analysis and understanding of your needs, current market conditions and enhanced ability to help you — even if you aren't prepared or positioned to sell immediately.

What is a "Consultative Business Broker"?

Some small business brokers are "transactional brokers." They can handle the sale of your business — IF you're really ready to sell now for today's price. But for business owners who don't prepare ahead of time for the sale of the business, you could end up selling for pennies on the dollar.

Some owners start so late, they can't change the business — and end up leaving money on the table
Some have to settle for 50% of their original valuation — or less

A "Consultative Broker" works to prepare your business, so you can meet your goals when it's actually time to sell. Consultative Brokers help you make changes to get a higher value (including cleaning up your books, restructuring operations, creating new revenue streams, and more).

We help you create a business exit strategy. (That's why we call ourselves "mergers and acquisitions advisors.") If you're a small business owner with revenue between $2 and $50 million, we can help.

How to choose the right M&A advisor for your small business

Consultative Broker

Helps prepare your business for sale
Helps you make changes to get a higher value
Expert on financials and accounting to help buyers see where the value is
Helps you evaluate all the options for selling (third party, employee, family, etc.)
Can help you allocate proceeds to lower taxes and increase your net cash
Has deep databases of qualified buyers
Works to find strategic buyers

Transactional Broker

Handles just the sale of your business
No restructuring or changes to your business
May not have deep accounting knowledge
May not have experience with different deal terms and ways to structure a deal
You'll spend more time managing the deal
You'll have to settle for whatever price you can get today
Sells to outside third parties only

+619 333 6296

Mergers and Acquisitions Advisors — "Consultative Brokers"

What to look for in an M&A advisor

There are overlooked differences between "transactional" and "consultative" business brokers — and not knowing those differences can cost you thousands of dollars. You want a proven advisor . . .​

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A Consultative Broker with a proven system to maximize the value you'll get when you sell

Consultative Broker with preferred access to qualified buyers

Track record of success with other businesses in your industry — and able to sell for higher than expected. (We have participated in 100+ successful sales at maximum multipliers.)

Proven framework combined with one-on-one consulting on how to tell the right story

Deep accounting/CPA experience

Deep analysis and understanding of your needs, current market conditions and enhanced ability to help you — even if you aren't prepared or positioned to sell immediately.

What is a "Consultative Business Broker"?

Some small business brokers are "transactional brokers." They can handle the sale of your business — IF you're really ready to sell now for today's price. But for business owners who don't prepare ahead of time for the sale of the business, you could end up selling for pennies on the dollar.

Some owners start so late, they can't change the business — and end up leaving money on the table

Some have to settle for 50% of their original valuation — or less

How to choose the right M&A advisor for your small business

Consultative Broker

Helps prepare your business for sale

Helps you make changes to get a higher value

Expert on financials and accounting to help buyers see where the value is

Helps you evaluate all the options for selling (third party, employee, family, etc.)

Can help you allocate proceeds to lower taxes and increase your net cash

Has deep databases of qualified buyers

Works to find strategic buyers

Handles just the sale of your business

No restructuring or changes to your business

May not have deep accounting knowledge

May not have experience with different deal terms and ways to structure a deal

You'll spend more time managing the deal

You'll have to settle for whatever price you can get today

Sells to outside third parties only

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There are overlooked differences between "transactional" and "consultative" business brokers — and not knowing those differences can cost you thousands of dollars. You want a proven advisor . . .

1138 Virginia Way, La Jolla, CA 92037
United States

+1 619-333-6296