In Business Size Matters
M&A Advisor bringing process and structure to the complicated world of buying, selling, and integrating companies.
✓ Save Time
✓ Stay Focused
✓ Avoid Costly Mistakes
Most leaders struggle with:
Wasting Time - Time is money and the M&A process requires a lot of your time.
Staying focused - The M&A process will take your focus away from what’s most important: running your business
Making Matters Worse - I see leaders all the time take a trial-and-error approach to M&A. What seems like a saving usually ends up being more expensive.
Value Proposition
Save Time
Speed Matters. I give the impossible - more time.
Stay Focused
Keep your managers focused on their real jobs, the ones they’re paid to do.
Avoid Costly Mistakes
Leverage years of experience doing deals all over the world so you don’t create costly mistakes.
In business, size matters.
As a CEO you know it. That’s why you’re so focused on growth. But is it fast enough? Are you growing faster than your competitors? Are you trying to do it all yourself? I can help you gain clarity, speed, and stay focused on execution.
“Mike has brought a proven process & structure allowing my managers the time to focus on execution.”
“Mike made the process of buying another company painless.”
Packages
Monthly Retainer
Minimum 3 month engagement
Monthly Retainer + Performance Fee
Minimum 3 month engagement. Performance Fee may vary depending on the size of the transaction
How it Works
1.
Call for a Free Consultation
You’ll get 2-3 smart ideas you can use right away.
2.
Identify & Structure a Winning Transaction
Execute a highly disciplined process and avoid the risks of a fruitless process.
3.
Grow your business
With an experienced guide to give you peace of mind on this emotional journey.
You can do it with your team and you won’t have to pay a thing
There is a cost to this approach including the loss of focus on the jobs your team is paid to do, plus not getting the best price and terms. This method typically lengthens the time and increases the cost to get to closure.
That’s a recipe for a mediocre deal.
