Sell on your terms, to the right buyer.

We help you understand what the business is worth, prepare it for market, and reach qualified buyers without disrupting the company you are still running.

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A process, not a listing.

Outcomes come down to preparation, buyer quality, and negotiation. We focus on all three.

Buyers see the full picture

Every qualified buyer receives the complete profile, normalized financials, and the basis for the valuation. Informed buyers make offers that hold.

A valuation you can defend

Normalized earnings, benchmarked against real transactions. If the market will not support a number, we tell you first.

Preparation that shortens diligence

An organized data room and a clear narrative mean fewer questions and fewer late renegotiations.

Negotiation with the whole deal in view

Structure, working capital, transition, and non-compete terms, not just headline price.

Six steps from first conversation to closing.

01Initial assessment

A candid view of value and readiness. No obligation, no fee.

02Preparation

Recast earnings, assemble the data room, write the information memorandum.

03Buyer outreach

The full profile, financials, and valuation basis go to qualified buyers who fit.

04Offers and negotiation

We run buyer meetings, field letters of intent, and keep multiple parties in play.

05Diligence and financing

We manage requests and coordinate lenders, attorneys, and accountants to keep the timeline intact.

06Closing and transition

We manage the closing checklist and structure a handover that protects the business and your proceeds.

Owner-led companies with real earnings.

Founders and families who want a capable successor, a fair price, and a process that respects the people involved.

  • Full exits and partial transitions
  • Generational family transfers
  • Partner buyouts and recapitalizations
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What owners ask first.

What is my business worth?
It depends on normalized earnings, growth, customer concentration, owner dependency, and what buyers are paying for similar companies. We start with a valuation that walks through each factor, and buyers see the same basis.
What do buyers see?
Everything they need to make a firm offer: the business profile, normalized financials, and how the valuation was reached.
How long does a sale take?
It varies with size, record quality, and financing. Good preparation is the biggest factor in a shorter process.
What if I am not ready to sell yet?
That is often the best time to talk. An early assessment shows which improvements move value most.
How are you paid?
A success fee at closing. Our interests are aligned with getting your deal done on good terms.

Find out what your business is worth.

A valuation is the right first step, whether you sell this year or plan ahead.