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Ready to Do Your First M&A Deal Before Year-End? I’m launching a 5-month, hands-on M&A coaching program starting mid-August — designed to walk you step-by-step through your first (or next) acquisition. This isn’t a theory course. It’s implementation-focused. You’ll be sourcing real deals, making real offers, and moving toward real outcomes — with guidance, structure, and accountability. Here’s what’s inside: ✅ 13 live sessions (Aug–Dec) ✅ Weekly deep-dive training + live coaching + accountability ✅ Small group of driven peers (US/UK/EU/AU-friendly) ✅ Goal: Get at least one deal agreed by December We’ll cover: - Deal sourcing - Valuation & offers - Structuring - Due diligence - Raising capital - And more Ideal for: 🟢 First-time acquirers 🟢 Operators growing via acquisition 🟢 Aspiring M&A advisors or roll-up builders 🗓 Starts Mid August Spots are limited to keep the group focused and results-driven. DM me for early access before we open publicly. Let’s make 2025 the year you bought a business.

I'm currently in the middle of negotiating with a Steel Manufacturing company, a Behavioral Health company & an HVAC company. I'm taking everything slowly, and don't want to miss any small details before closing. Overall, I'm enjoying the hunt. How is your acquisition journey going so far? Any good news?

Most companies want to grow through acquisition. Few know where to start. Even fewer can get a deal over the line. Over the last year, we've built a done-for-you M&A platform. We now help equity-backed businesses acquire 1–3 companies per year—off-market, vetted, and deal-ready. ✅ We source the deal ✅ We structure the TS ✅ We bring the debt You just approve. We call it Corporate Acquisitions-as-a-Service. Want to see how we sourced 231 off-market deals for a PE client in 10 months? DM me.

That’s the value of four term sheets issued in the last two weeks for four deals - four different industries, a US deal, Ireland, UK and Australia. Two accepted with due diligence now under way. Two in negotiations . Term sheets are a great way to capture the core components of a deal and something that can be referred back to in the event of any disagreements later down the line. We generally present them after a formal presentation is gone through with the seller(s) that doesn’t just go through the financial and legal components of the deal but sells us a buyer (track record, future plans for the company etc). It’s a simple 4/5 page document - If anyone is interested in having a copy of the template we use like this post or comment and I’ll send it to you.