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Voted #6 on Top 100 Family Business influencer on Wealth, Legacy, Finance and Investments: Jacoline Loewen My Amazon Authors' page Twitter:@ jacolineloewen Linkedin: Jacoline Loewen Profile

October 22, 2017

Top Tool to negotiate the fees for the sale of your business with confidence

For all you business owners who are thinking about selling part or all of their business, you need to download this new report by Firmex and Divestopedia.
I highly recommend reading it to get a true assessment of fees for your sale of business. 
The report also highlights the latest views from the corporate finance experts who will sell your business far better than you can do. Yes, I know you are the smartest person in the room, but you will get more money for your business when the sale is negotiated by the people who have done negotiations for decades.

Also, if you scroll down, you will see a link to sign up for a webinar with John Carvalho, the head of Divstopedia, and with Adam Mallon, BDO, who I enjoy hearing because he tells the stories from the family business kitchen table with deep empathy for the family, but also the sternness to make the right decisions.


For business owners, this report offers an invaluable tool in negotiating fees and terms for investment banking engagements. Of course, in addition to fees, due diligence must be performed on the quality and experience of the M&A advisor. The level of the success fee doesn’t matter much if an M&A transaction is not successfully completed or business owners don’t feel like they got the best outcome.

Get the Full Report

To download your copy of the 2017 M&A Fee Guide, click here.

Attend the Webinar

Join us on November 2nd, 2017 at 1 pm EST for a webinar on the key findings in the M&A Fee Guide 2017. John Carvalho of Divestopedia will moderate a discussion with Adam Mallon and Ryan Farkas of BDO Canada, Shane Stevenson, Dentons, and Jeff Deacon, IAM Group.  To sign up for the webinar, visit: https://www.divestopedia.com/reg/ma-fee-guide-2017/8356.

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