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Middle Market Mergers and Acquisitions by Colonnade Advisors

En podcast av: Gina Cocking and Jeff Guylay

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MM M&A - 030: Why Hire an Advisor
Publicerades 2025-04-15

Get the insiders’ take on mergers and acquisitions. M&A investment bankers Gina Cocking and Jeff Guylay of Colonnade Advisors discuss the technical aspects of and tactics used in middle market deals. This podcast offers actionable advice and strategies for selling your company and is aimed at owners of middle market companies in the financial services and business services sectors. Middle market companies are generally valued between $20 million and $500 million.

Middle Market Mergers and Acquisitions by Colonnade Advisors

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MM M&A - 030: Why Hire an Advisor

MM M&A - 029: Questions Sellers Should Ask Potential Buyers

MM M&A - 028: Strategic Exit Planning for Equipment Leasing and Finance Companies

MM M&A 027: Start Early & Exit Right with Mark Achler and Mert Iseri

MM M&A 026: Industry spotlight – F&I Agencies & Payment Plans

MM M&A 025: Datarooms - Get your Ducks in a Row

MM M&A 024: Minority Stakes – Read the Fine Print

MM M&A 023: The Market is Hot - Is it Time to Sell?

MM M&A 022: Industry Spotlight – Home Warranty

MM M&A 021: Industry Spotlight – Automotive Reconditioning

MM M&A 020 - Indications of Interest and Letters of Intent: Narrowing the Field

MM M&A 019 - Industry Spotlight: Vehicle Service Contract Administrators

MM M&A 018 - Industry Spotlight: Insurance Premium Finance

MM M&A 017 - Pick Your Partner - The Exclusivity Phase

MM M&A 016 - Management Meetings

MM M&A 015 - How to Prepare for Wealth and Preserve Your Family Legacy

MM M&A 014: Auction Processes - Get the highest price

MM M&A 013: Building Relationships

MM M&A 012: What is my company worth?

MM M&A 011: Empire Building Through a Roll-Up Strategy