What others call 'too complicated,' we call Tuesday.
Multi-generation family businesses with no succession plan. Profitable companies too small for strategic buyers. Business units that don’t fit their parent’s focus. Rollup opportunities requiring multiple acquisitions and complex coordination. We handle the situations that send everyone else running.
Deals that require structure, not just marketing
Multi-party ownership with competing exit timelines. Strategic partnerships where control matters more than purchase price. Business units valuable enough to preserve but complex enough to carve out. Industries ripe for consolidation requiring multiple coordinated acquisitions. These situations need transaction architecture, not buyer lists.
The deals we're built to handle
The family succession plans that have no obvious successor. Business units that need to operate independently but lack standalone viability. Industries where consolidation makes strategic sense but coordination complexity stops others. Multi-party ownership structures where everyone has different exit timelines. Strategic partnerships that require custom frameworks rather than standard agreements.
Is this your situation?
Your business generates solid cash flow but doesn’t attract traditional buyer interest. Family succession involves multiple stakeholders with different objectives. Strategic partnerships require creative structures that standard agreements can’t accommodate. Growth opportunities demand consolidation across similar businesses. Your situation needs deal architecture, not deal marketing.