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Business Valuation... Real Talk

Business Valuation... Real Talk

By: Stephen White
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 Each episode of the Business Valuation Real Talk podcast will cover an aspect of the business valuation world from mergers and acquisitions to financing, structuring a family limited partnership through estate planning, practice management and a variety of other relevant topics. The conversations with subject matter experts will provide in-depth discussions, looking at past case studies to provide some context. Mostly, the aim here is to educate the business community in business valuation but there is something here for even the most battle-hardened investment bankers, private bankers, attorneys, accountants, and M&A experts. Each episode features a different industry expert or practitioner, with a new episode added once a month.© 2025 Business Valuation... Real Talk Economics
Episodes
  • ESOPs are creating a lot of buzz!

    ESOPs are creating a lot of buzz!
    May 30 2025

    Having ESOPs as an alternative platform for a potential exit strategy has gained a lot of momentum for a variety of reasons. This podcast explores three areas of interest for considering the ESOP option: 1. Professional Services 2. M&A Growth Strategy and 3. Government support.
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    36 mins
  • One, Two, Three Go!!!!!

    One, Two, Three Go!!!!!
    May 1 2025

    Our current economic and market conditions have shifted a great deal in the first quarter of 2025. This shift has brought on both uncertainty and the unknown for any opportunities for M&A for middle market businesses. This month, we will tackle three things to keep an eye on as we go through this next wave.

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    38 mins
  • How Tariffs Affect Privately Held Company Valuations

    How Tariffs Affect Privately Held Company Valuations
    Mar 31 2025

    As the threat of tariffs hangs over businesses here in the United States, business values will continue to suffer. It can come from increased costs to reduced consumer spending to ongoing uncertainty around how the future will unfold, leaving business owners, or Board of Directors with the need to be prepared for potentially two things: lower transaction valuations and lower valuation multiples potentially moving forward.



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    27 mins
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