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How to Preserve Value in Small Acquisitions: Part I

Midaxo

Last month, Galina Wolinetz, MD Integrations & Separations at Virtas Partners shared her insights on the acquisition and integration of smaller companies into larger ones using examples from her personal experience. The post How to Preserve Value in Small Acquisitions: Part I appeared first on Midaxo.

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Ways to Increase Business Value Before Making a Sale

Lake Country Advisors

To maximize the return on your investment, it’s essential to enhance the value of your business before listing it for sale. Investing in employee training, promoting a positive company culture, and implementing effective talent acquisition strategies can significantly enhance your business’ value.

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The Art of Buying and Selling Businesses on How2Exit's Interview W/ Richard Parker

How2Exit

With over 30 years of experience in the mergers and acquisitions industry, Richard has worked with numerous clients and has made 13 acquisitions himself. rn Summary: Richard Parker shares his journey in the mergers and acquisitions industry and provides valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to buy a business.

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Sell Side M&A Blog Series - Vol 4 - Common Questions Related to the Sell Side M&A Process

RKJ Partners

It is imperative to maintain confidentiality throughout the sale process and to take measures that will guard against competitors, employees, vendors and customers learning of an impending sale. In general, it can take from 3 to 18 months to complete a business sale, with the most common range of 6 to 12 months.

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Live-Online / Nov 2022

M&A Leadership Council

Based on and adapted from our premier three-day in-person workshops, this Live-Online training session will help you and your organization lead, plan, launch and execute a successful sell-side divestiture or buy-side carve-out acquisition (D/CO). Divestitures are certainly NOT acquisitions spelled backwards! Done poorly?

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An Invitation to the Machine Messiah’s Masquerade Ball

Focus Investment Banking

That is heady stuff, and that is why in the first edition of Mergers & Acquisitions For Dummies , I thanked the Internet. If you want to sell, I reasoned when I later turned that idea into a presentation then a book, you need to be in contact with your targets, not fellow travelers in the sales game. You knowyou!

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