Deals start with a conversation.
I connect business owners with vetted private buyers and family offices, quietly and off-market. No listings. No fees to sellers. I'm not a broker.
I connect business owners with vetted private buyers and family offices, quietly and off-market. No listings. No fees to sellers. I'm not a broker.
I've built and sold businesses, and I've sourced capital for them. That's why intros go both ways, and why they hold up once diligence starts.
Quietly. No public listing, no staff finding out, no wasted time with tire-kickers.
Proprietary sourcing, not recycled listings everyone else is bidding on.
I started as a loan underwriter at Wells Fargo, then spent years in corporate hospitality across Europe and Asia, where I learned that great business is built on relationships, not transactions. Since then I've co-founded more than 20 companies, built and scaled businesses past $40M, and I'm a co-owner of Skool.
That's why I sit on both sides of the table. I've been the owner deciding whether to sell, and the buyer deciding whether to acquire.
A confidential call to understand your goals: an owner's timeline and price expectations, or a buyer's criteria and capital.
An introduction happens only where there's real alignment: financially, operationally, and culturally. No forced fits.
You negotiate directly. I stay involved as needed to keep things moving, never as a bottleneck, never taking a fee from a seller.
It's not about more listings.
It's about fewer strangers standing between you and your goals.
No forms to fill out first. Tell me where you sit, owner or buyer, and we'll take it from there.