Why Confidentiality Counts When Selling Your Business

When selling a business, maintaining confidentiality is critical. There are three main reasons a confidentiality agreement is an absolute must for all business sales, and it is important for any business owner to understand why. The main purpose of a business sale confidentiality agreement, also called a non-disclosure agreement, or NDA, is to protect the intellectual and property rights of …

Selling a Construction Company: 5 Tips for Success

If you are planning on selling a construction company, there are a few important tips to consider. Some of these tips are common to selling any type of business, and others are specific to selling a construction company. Through decades of experience buying and selling businesses across many industries, we have identified five key tips for successfully selling a construction …

Common Reasons to Sell Your Business

Every day, countless business owners and entrepreneurs ask themselves, “When should I sell my business?” The decision to sell a business is not often an easy one, but there are many reasons an owner might do it. In this article, we’ll take a look at eight common reasons for selling your business. 8 Reasons to Sell Your Business 1. Business …

Benefits of Selling to a Private Equity Group

To some, the topic of selling to private equity groups does not stir positive feelings. Typical headlines tend only to cover ruthless, drama-laden, multi-billion-dollar mega buyouts, which has left a less-than-pleasant impression on most small to midsize business owners. Unfortunately, that is a real disservice. The reality is that for SMBs, acquisitions by private equity groups are not the predatory …

selling a business yourself vs hiring a business broker

Sell Wisely: Selling Your Business Independently vs. Hiring a Business Broker

In this final installment of our Sell Wisely series, we evaluate the do-it-yourself route vs. hiring an expert M&A advisor to help sell your business. Either way, you’ll want to be as deliberate and well-informed as possible. Some crucial factors in the decision include your company structure’s complexity, your mergers and acquisitions expertise, and your available resources. (Spoiler alert: you …