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Add mentionDoes culture fit between buyer and seller really make a difference to a successful deal?
Peter Hissey, Director at Strategic Exit Advisors, joins Patrick Stroth to explain why his firm puts culture fit in front of sellers before a buyer ever sees a financial model. Based outside Philadelphia, SEA is a lower middle market investment bank focused on helping entrepreneurs maximize value and protect their legacy through an ownership transition.
You'll discover...
- Why taking an offer on your own costs both value and time, and how much a buyer's quality of earnings can cut from the price you were quoted
- Why Patrick's culture-first process puts owners on 30 minute calls with prospective buyers before any confidential information memorandum goes out
- Why Patrick’s firm will decline an engagement when a seller's price expectation runs ahead of what the market will deliver
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About M&A Masters
Master the clean exit! Discover secrets of M&A Masters. You'll hear inside interviews with M&A advisors, attorneys, investment bankers, private equity players, and the entrepreneurs themselves. If you ever want to sell your business this is a must-listen podcast.
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