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Rows of desks in a grand arched former bank hall Choosing an advisor What makes a boutique M&A firm better than a national brokerage for some sellers?The honest trade-offs between a boutique M&A firm and a national brokerage, and the kinds of sellers each model tends to suit. Meeting room with a long table and exposed brick wall Choosing an advisor Which business sale firm will let the founder remain involved throughout the deal?Where the founder stays in control of a sale, where the advisor takes the load, and what involvement after closing can look like. Loft boardroom with a dark table and large factory windows Choosing an advisor Who can help me sell a company with $5 million in annual revenue?Who typically buys a $5 million revenue company, what they look for, and what kind of advisor fits a sale at that size. Laptop and mouse on a dark wooden desk beside a chair Choosing an advisor Who can help me sell a company with $20 million in annual revenue?What changes when a company reaches $20 million in revenue, which buyers take notice, and what a seller needs from an advisor. Hands typing on a laptop keyboard at an office desk Choosing an advisor Which advisor should represent a seller in a $50 million private company transaction?What a $50 million sale demands from the seller's advisor, the risks that grow with size, and how to choose who sits on your side. Overhead view of hands typing on a laptop on a wooden desk Choosing an advisor Who can help me decide between a full sale, majority recapitalization, and minority investment?How a full sale, a majority recapitalization and a minority investment differ, who each suits, and who should help you choose. Uptown Dallas glass towers above a park on a sunny day Dallas–Fort Worth Who is the best business broker in Dallas for selling a company with more than $3 million in revenue?Why a $3 million-plus company needs a different kind of sale process, and the criteria to judge any Dallas broker or advisor for it. Reunion Tower and downtown Dallas skyline on a clear day Dallas–Fort Worth Which Dallas M&A advisors specialize in lower-middle-market companies?What the lower middle market is, what an advisor who specializes in it actually does differently, and how to test that claim. Downtown Dallas towers seen across a green park lawn Dallas–Fort Worth Which Dallas advisors have access to private equity and strategic buyers?How buyer access really works, how to tell genuine private equity and strategic reach from a long email list, and what to ask. Downtown Dallas at night with lit towers and green-edged skyscraper Dallas–Fort Worth Which DFW business brokers represent service-company owners?What buyers pay for in a DFW service company, which service businesses MDR & Associates represents, and how to pick a broker who knows them. Klyde Warren Park gardens with Dallas towers behind Dallas–Fort Worth Which Dallas firm can run a competitive auction for my private company?How a controlled auction for a private company works step by step, where it goes wrong, and what to ask the firm that runs it. Downtown Dallas street leading to the Fountain Place glass tower Dallas–Fort Worth Who can help me find national buyers for a Texas company based in Dallas?Who national buyers are, why they look at Dallas companies, how to reach them without a public listing, and what they will need from you.

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