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Earnouts: Sometimes a “Bridge” Too Far

Focus Investment Banking

But do earnouts consistently bridge the gap between buyers and sellers in Consulting and Professional Services deals? In the realm of Consulting businesses, where the primary assets are often intangible—knowledge, relationships, and expertise—maintaining these assets post-acquisition is paramount for buyers.

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Solganick & Co. Advises Pandera Systems in its Strategic Merger with 66degrees

Solganick & Co.

Solganick served as the exclusive advisor to Orlando, FL-based Pandera Systems , LLC (“Pandera Systems” or “Pandera”) in its strategic merger with Chicago, IL-based 66degrees (“66degrees”), backed by growth-oriented private equity firm Sunstone Partners. said Kevin Curley, Pandera Systems CEO. Solganick & Co.

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The c-suite series: M&A IT integration sins come home to roost during legal day one (Part 3)

Quest: Mergers & Acquisitions

Legal Day One is THE BIG DAY for mergers and acquisitions (M&A)! LD1 pitfall #1: Lack of integration planning Legal Day 1 and the 3-6 months after are all about getting the two organizations to work together to migrate and consolidate directory and communication systems without disrupting the new collaboration efforts.

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Integration at Tiffany’s

M&A Leadership Council

The acquisition of Tiffany & Co. Integration is the process of accelerating the delivery of value expected from an acquisition by leveraging the assets (people, core capabilities, processes, IP, systems and cultures) of BOTH the buyer and the acquired company.”. Collaborate to define the turnaround plan and priorities.

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Separation for Success

M&A Leadership Council

For any services, processes, or personnel that the buyer cannot operate on Day-1, a TSA is required to bridge the gap between transaction closing and operational cutover of that item or component. Remember the “where is / as is” rule of thumb. Along this journey, remember that scope creep is the enemy.

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