M&A Masters
Master the clean exit! Discover secrets of M&A Masters. You'll hear inside interviews with M&A advisors, attorneys, investment bankers, private equity players, and the entrepreneurs themselves. If you ever want to sell your business this is a must-listen podcast.
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Peter Hissey | How a Culture-First Investment Bank Runs a Lower Middle Market Sale (opens the original)
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Does culture fit between buyer and seller really make a difference to a successful deal? Peter Hissey, Director at Strategic Exit Advisors, joins Patrick Stroth to explain why his firm puts culture fit in front of sellers before a buyer ever sees a financial model. Based outside Philadelphia, SEA is a lower middle market investment bank focused on helping entrepreneurs maximize value and protect their legacy through an ownership transition. You'll discover... - Why taking an offer on your own co
Chad Gottlieb - How a business first approach to law is transforming M&A (opens the original)
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Is your M&A transaction at risk because your legal team isn’t truly business-minded? What if the right law firm could not only protect your deal—but actively make it better? In this episode, Chad Gottlieb, Partner at Darrow Everett, joins Patrick Stroth to share how a business-first approach to law is transforming M&A outcomes for founders, private equity firms, and independent sponsors in the lower middle market. You’ll discover… • Why being “proactive, not reactive” is the most important princ
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