Selling Your Company – Step-by-Step – Audio Interview

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Hi, folks. Paul Morin here. Today I had the pleasure of interviewing Robbie Clinger regarding selling your company. This is the second interview with Robbie and today we walked step by step through the process of selling a company. The steps we covered are as follows:

1.) Making the decision to sell.
2.) Understanding the value of the company.
3.) Developing the deal book (a/k/a the Selling Memorandum).
4.) Identifying potential acquirers.
5.) Sending out non-confidential summaries.
6.) Obtaining NDAs from interested parties.
7.) Providing the deal book to those who have executed NDAs.
8.) Scheduling site visits with interested potential buyers.
9.) Providing preliminary due diligence information to those interested in going to the next step.
10.) Receiving and analyzing LOIs from interested parties.
11.) Providing full due diligence information to the party who makes the “best” offer.
12.) Closing the deal.

The roughly 40-minute audio interview with Robbie goes into greater detail on each of these steps.

You can access the Robbie Clinger interview here.

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Paul is a serial entrepreneur, strategic and risk management advisor, marketer, speaker and coach who has dedicated the majority of his career to entrepreneurship, leadership and peak performance. Paul has worked with various entrepreneurial companies in senior management roles and has led the development, review, and selective implementation of several hundred start-up and corporate venture business plans, financial models, and feasibility analyses. He has performed due diligence on and valuation of many potential investment and acquisition candidates. Paul was also the Director of a consulting operation in Wharton Entrepreneurial Programs and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Paul has lived, worked, learned and traveled extensively in Latin America, Europe, and Asia and speaks and writes English, Portuguese, and Spanish.

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    – David

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