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Dive into Canadian corporate finance and mergers & acquisitions with the Deep Dive Podcast, hosted by experts, featuring audio conversations from our articles on buying, selling, and financing lower-middle market businesses. Tailored for owners of $5-50 million revenue firms seeking exits or executives pursuing add-on acquisitions, each bi-weekly episode delivers practical strategies and insights—sponsored by the Shaughnessy Group, your advisors in Canadian business transitions.
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Welcome to the the Data Gurus Podcast! The world around us is changing faster than ever before. From automation, artificial intelligence, big data, geo-location to every aspect of how we work and live. This includes DATA. Welcome to Data Gurus Podcast… our mission is to bring you a real life perspective on what’s happening in the data industry and how successful companies and individuals in this niche navigate through the sea of change. Encouraging you to Be Bold, Be Brave and Be Fearless – ...
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Welcome to the Mad Podcast – This is the place where successful business investors and entrepreneurs share their case-studies of Mergers, Acquisitions and Deals. We pull back the curtain as Entrepreneurs explain how they source, structure and close deals. Learn, grow and engage with successful business owners in the world of mergers, acquisitions and deals!
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NAPL, the trade association for excellence in graphic communications management, is pleased to introduce its NAPL Mergers & Acquisitions Podcast, featuring John Hyde, Managing Director of NAPL's Professional Services Group. In these podcasts, John discusses what graphic communications companies need to know about using acquisition as a growth strategy.
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Get the insiders’ take on mergers and acquisitions. M&A investment bankers Gina Cocking and Jeff Guylay of Colonnade Advisors discuss the technical aspects of and tactics used in middle market deals. This podcast offers actionable advice and strategies for selling your company and is aimed at owners of middle market companies in the financial services and business services sectors. Middle market companies are generally valued between $20 million and $500 million.
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The Exit Plan is for business owners that are interested in learning more about how to sell their business. Each episode Barnaby Cook interviews someone who has bought or sold a business - either a creative agency, or a production company. The conversation gets under the skin of why they wanted to sell, or were looking to acquire, how the deal was structured, how they agreed upon a valuation and what lessons they learnt along the way.
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The Global M&A podcast provides information, interviews and tips & tricks relating to the world of business sales and acquisitions from the buyers lens. Each week your host Bradley Lay, a seasoned Private Equity Investor, hosts a series of workshops within his Global Investor community, giving weekly updates on the success and failures of his current deals building a £200m group. As well as helping the community with tips and advice around creating a digital footprint, sourcing off-market op ...
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As a Canadian business owner running a lower middle market company—typically generating $5–$100 million in annual revenue or $2–$20 million in EBITDA—you may be wondering about the pool of capital available from private equity (PE) firms and strategic acquirers looking to buy businesses like yours in 2025. The good news? There’s a substantial amoun…
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A management buyout (MBO) is a strategic transaction where a company’s management team purchases all or part of the business, often with external financing. This approach allows managers to take control of a company they know intimately, leveraging their expertise to drive future success. Below, we explore the key aspects of an MBO, its benefits, c…
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As a Canadian business owner of a privately held company generating $5 million to $50 million in annual revenue, selling your business is a high-stakes endeavor that can define your financial legacy. Businesses in this lower middle market segment typically exhibit earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization ranging from approxima…
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In a Canadian business share sale, the Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) is the cornerstone document that formalizes the transfer of shares from the seller to the buyer, detailing critical terms such as purchase price, representations and warranties, indemnities, conditions precedent, and post-closing obligations. The Letter of Intent (LOI), typically…
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The first step in selling your mid-market Canadian business ($5M–$50M in annual revenue) is defining your “Why Sell?” statement—a clear articulation of your motivations and goals for the sale. This foundational step ensures your decision aligns with your personal, financial, and emotional objectives, setting the tone for the entire process. For mid…
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For owners of privately-owned Canadian businesses generating $10 to $50 million in annual revenue, receiving an unsolicited call from a potential buyer can be both intriguing and disruptive. These cold outreach attempts—whether from private equity firms, strategic buyers, individual investors, other entrepreneurs, the company’s major customers, maj…
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For Canadian business owners navigating the sale or purchase of a company, a Quality of Earnings (QoE) report can be a powerful tool. This detailed financial analysis examines the sustainability and quality of a company’s earnings, often playing a key role in mergers, acquisitions, or investment decisions. However, producing or requiring a QoE repo…
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Self-Assessment: Are You Ready for Due Diligence? Business owners preparing to sell their company can use this self-assessment, based on the article “Common Issues Found in Due Diligence and What Sellers Should Fix,” to gauge readiness. It features questions linked to key issues from the article, helping owners pinpoint areas for improvement. Answe…
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Receiving unsolicited interest in buying your company can be both thrilling and overwhelming. The prospect of a sale brings a mix of emotions—pride in what you’ve built, curiosity about the buyer, and uncertainty about whether the offer truly reflects your business’s value. After engaging in discussions, meeting with the interested party, sharing f…
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Canadian buyers interested in acquiring lower middle-market companies—those generating between $5 million and $50 million in revenue—face unique hurdles when searching for suitable targets. Success often hinges on working with an experienced M&A advisor, who can clarify which factors drive measurable responses from potential sellers and shape a thr…
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For Canadian business owners aiming to scale their operations, acquisitions offer a powerful strategy to achieve rapid growth, expand market share, and enhance competitiveness. While organic growth—building your business incrementally through internal efforts like increasing sales or developing new products—has its place, acquisitions can deliver t…
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As a Canadian business owner preparing to sell your business, you may encounter the term "equity roll" during negotiations, particularly when dealing with private equity firms, strategic buyers, or other sophisticated investors. An equity roll, also known as a rollover or equity rollover, refers to a transaction structure where the seller retains a…
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For Canadian business owners selling a company with annual revenues between $5 million and $50 million, reaching the management meeting stage in the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) process is a pivotal moment. This phase, typically occurring after initial offers or letters of intent (LOIs) have been received, is where potential buyers get an in-dept…
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In the Canadian business landscape, a company backed by a robust leadership team is inherently more attractive to both financial buyers (like private equity firms) and strategic buyers (such as competitors or consolidators). These buyers value transferability, the ability of the business to thrive without heavy reliance on the original owner, which…
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On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks to Michael Ramlet, Co-Founder and CEO of Morning Consult. Michael shares how Morning Consult has scaled from a startup with a newsletter to a global leader in delivering real-time consumer insights used by central banks, hedge funds and Fortune 500 companies. He explains why owning the supply chain for data col…
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As a Canadian business owner preparing to sell a company with $5 million to $50 million in revenue, you've likely invested significant time in the merger and acquisition process. Your M&A advisors have crafted a compelling teaser and confidential information memorandum (CIM), highlighting historical financials, projections and trailing 12-month EBI…
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As a Canadian business owner running a company with revenues between $5 million and $50 million, you're likely at a crossroads. Maybe you're eyeing retirement, a pivot to new ventures, or simply capitalizing on your hard work. Selling a private business isn't straightforward. It's a complex process fraught with risks, from undervaluation to deal-ki…
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On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks with J. Walker Smith, Knowledge Lead at Kantar. They discuss shifting consumer sentiments, the paradox of strong spending amid uncertainty and changes in market insights. Key Takeaways: (02:14) Experience in trends and futures at Kantar aids in predicting consumer values. (04:37) Consumer spending is strong, bu…
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On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks to Ania Rodriguez, CEO and Founder of JourneyTrack and Chairwoman of the Board at Key Lime Interactive. Ania shares her founder journey from launching a UX consulting firm to building a venture-backed SaaS company in the emerging category of journey management. With a clear-eyed view of the differences between …
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On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks to Greg Silverman, Global Director of Brand Economics at Interbrand. Greg shares how Interbrand quantifies the financial impact of brand and aligns marketing insights with shareholder value. Drawing from decades of brand valuation work, he explains how research, including discrete choice modeling, bridges the l…
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On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks to Cynthia Harris, Founder, Managing Director and Lead Operator of 8:28 Insights, about building a human-centered insights agency, the value of lived experience in leadership and the role AI can and can’t play in research. Cynthia shares her career path from launching products at Bath & Body Works to working at…
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In this episode, host Jeff Guylay is joined by guest Mark Achler, co-author of Exit Right, to explore the critical decision of whether—and when—to hire advisors during the M&A process. Drawing on lessons from the book and real-world experience, Jeff and Mark outline how CEOs can maximize value by assembling the right team of experts, while still re…
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On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks to Daniel Gaynor, Co-Founder of Kelp and SVP of Strategy at Signal AI, about how reputation is becoming a quantifiable, strategic asset — and how AI is making that possible. Daniel shares his career journey from public policy to launching Kelp, how Signal AI is building agentic tools for the enterprise and why …
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summary In this conversation, James Routledge shares his journey as an entrepreneur, focusing on his experiences with Sanctus, a mental health business. He discusses the challenges of navigating failure, the complexities of business growth and investment, and the emotional journey of selling his company. James reflects on the impact of his identity…
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On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks to Ian Ash, Co-Founder of Dig Insights, about the intersection of AI and market research, the evolution of Restech, and the importance of balancing technology with human expertise. With over a decade’s experience leading Dig Insights, Ian shares his perspective on how AI reshapes research processes and why huma…
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In this conversation, Andy Day shares his journey from the music industry to founding Capital A, an M&A advisory firm focused on marketing services. He discusses the challenges of business partnerships, his experiences with private equity, and the struggles he faced after exiting his first business. Andy also delves into the evolution of his adviso…
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summary In this conversation, Eric Pierre, CEO of Pierre Accounting, shares his journey from a corporate employee to a successful entrepreneur specializing in tax planning for high net worth individuals. He discusses the importance of tax mitigation strategies, his involvement in M&A deals, and the challenges faced when dealing with the IRS. Eric a…
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On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks to Steve Phillips, Founder, Chair and Chief Innovation Officer, and Ryan Barry, former President, both of Zappi. They discuss the evolution of consumer insights, the role of AI in research and how businesses can maximize the value of their data. Key Takeaways: (02:05) “The Consumer Insights Revolution” encapsul…
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In this episode, we discuss the key questions sellers should ask potential buyers when considering a sale. Understanding a buyer's strategic goals, cultural alignment, and team integration plans is crucial for ensuring a smooth transaction and long-term success. Hosts Gina and Jeff dive deep into the due diligence process and provide sellers with a…
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summary In this conversation, Joe Lopresti, founder of Arlington Wealth Management, discusses the unique financial needs of business owners, emphasizing the importance of planning for the future, particularly regarding exit strategies and achieving personal freedom. He introduces the concept of the 'freedom point,' which allows business owners to l…
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summary In this conversation, Graham Goodkind shares his journey from working in PR to founding Frank PR, discussing the challenges and triumphs of growing the agency, navigating acquisitions, and ultimately transitioning to employee ownership. He reflects on the lessons learned throughout his career, the importance of creativity in business, and h…
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On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks to James Turner, Founder and CEO of Delineate, about redefining data collection and insight generation in today’s fast-paced market research landscape. James shares his journey from mining engineer to data mining expert and explains how Delineate bridges the gap between traditional research practices and agile,…
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summary In this conversation, Andrew Gazdecki, CEO and founder of Acquire.com, shares his entrepreneurial journey, detailing his experiences with various startups and the emotional aspects of selling a business. He discusses the inception of Acquire.com, aimed at streamlining the startup acquisition process, and emphasizes the importance of prepara…
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summary In this conversation, James Stevenson shares his extensive experience in mergers and acquisitions (M&A), fundraising, and business turnarounds. He discusses his journey from construction to technology and marketing, leading to his current role in helping companies prepare for exits. Davidson provides insights into the challenges faced durin…
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On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks to George London, Chief Technology Officer of Upwave. George shares insights into the complexities of the advertising ecosystem, the role of data in campaign optimization and the parallels between financial and ad markets. Key Takeaways: (02:14) From philosophy to data leadership. (05:34) Persistence and adapta…
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In this conversation, John Martinka discusses his journey into the M&A world, the importance of preparation for business owners looking to sell, and the emotional aspects of the selling process. He shares insights from his recent book, 'Exit with Style, Grace, and More Money,' and emphasizes the need for business owners to be ready both financially…
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In this conversation, Nicky Hoyland, Chief Innovation Officer at Auspicious, shares her journey from a film and media graduate to a leader in learning technology and business innovation. She discusses her experiences in building DBLX, the challenges of transitioning from bespoke development to a SaaS platform, and the importance of collaboration an…
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