The SMB Investor
Forget startups. Forget climbing the corporate ladder.The real path to wealth? Owning profitable small businesses.Hosted by Sean Smith and Nick Bryant, The SMB Investor dives into how investors, operators, and dealmakers are building wealth through small business…
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Ep.33 Reinventing Small Business M&A | Dylan Gans & the Future of SMB Acquisitions (opens the original)
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In this episode, Sean Smith sits down with Dylan Gans, founder of Baton, to discuss how technology is transforming the way small businesses are bought and sold. Drawing from his entrepreneurial background and experience selling a startup to Aramark, Dylan shares why he believes millions of small businesses need better succession solutions and how Baton is modernizing the traditionally fragmented business brokerage industry. The conversation explores why relationships matter more than ever in acq
Ep. 32 - Building a Tech-Enabled Healthcare Roll-Up * Home Care Acquisitions & M&A Strategy (opens the original)
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How do you go from running a family-owned home healthcare agency to building a technology-enabled acquisition platform? In this episode, Sean Smith, Managing Partner at Search Fund Ventures and Founder of SMB Investor Network, sits down with Karl Pierre, Founder of Aidbook Holdings, to discuss his unique journey from helping grow his family's healthcare business to over $10 million in annual revenue to launching a roll-up strategy focused on acquiring home healthcare agencies. Karl shares how co
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