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The Business Was Supposed To Stay In The Family. It Didn't. (opens the original)
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"In terms of retirement, I was much better off than I had really anticipated. I was in a good position, but I didn't realize how much better the position could be." — Mark OligerIn this episode of the Power Exit Podcast, John Marsh sits down with Mark Oliger, former owner of Garrhs, the Durango, Colorado HVAC company his family has been connected to for three generations. Mark's grandfather started the business in Phoenix in the late 1930s and moved it to Durango in the early 1950s. Mark grew up
Your Company's Data Could Be On The Dark Web (opens the original)
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"You can go purchase ransomware as a service on the dark web and have it infiltrate somebody's system, lock it up, and demand a ransom payment — or sell the data on the dark web." — Will GodwinIn this episode of the Power Exit Podcast, John Marsh sits down with Will Godwin, who leads the private equity and M&A practice at Sterling Seacrest Pritchard (SSP), an Atlanta-based insurance brokerage and risk management firm. Will works on the property and casualty side of insurance diligence, transacti
They Lost A $20 Million Deal To Save $120K (opens the original)
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"I see my job as being part therapist, part business advisor… the technical legal side often isn't where the issues come up. It's really about managing expectations and bringing the seller into the reality of how deals work." — Nida RizviIn this episode of the Power Exit Podcast, John Marsh sits down with Nida Rizvi, an M&A attorney at Burr Forman in Atlanta who has been practicing for over fifteen years. Nida shares what she has learned representing both buyers and sellers on founder family-own
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