
When you decide to sell your advisory business, you will be approached from every direction — aggregators, PE firms, broker dealers, and peers all ready to make an offer. The question isn't whether demand exists. It's whether you have the right team to make sure you're getting the most out of it. In this episode of The Fine Print, David Grau Jr., MBA is joined by Kristen Grau CPA, CVA, CEPA, Parker Finot, and Ryan Grau CVA, CBA to break down what seller advocacy really means, where self-negotiated deals tend to fall short, and what advisors should look for when choosing an intermediary. You will hear why great offers never show up in the first draft, what the "auction" label gets wrong about the listing process, how some intermediaries secretly work both sides of the deal, and why getting a valuation three years before you're ready to sell can change everything.
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