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Kick-Off Call

The first step in the process to buy a firm is a kick-off call with us. We want to meet with you to learn as much as we can about your firm. From the culture of your firm to down to how your firm is organized. It’s all important! We will then discuss your acquisition goals and objectives to develop a full set of target criteria. The target criteria will include things like geographic location, financial requirements, and project types to name a few.

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Connecticut Architecture Firm

By Stacy Neal | July 26, 2024
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5 Unique Nuances of Selling Your Architecture Firm

By Tanya Gagnon | July 23, 2024
The process of selling your architecture firm involves unique considerations beyond the standard A/E/C M&A transaction. Since 2012, we have focused our M&A services solely on firms within the built environment. Over the years, we have learned that key aspects differentiate selling an architecture firm from selling other A/E/C firms. Here are five unique nuances…
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DC Metro Geotechnical Engineering Firm

By Stacy Neal | June 21, 2024
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Houston Architecture Firm

By Stacy Neal | June 21, 2024
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Selling Your Architecture Firm: A Guide for Architecture Firm Owners

By Tanya Gagnon | June 21, 2024
The decision to sell your Architecture firm can be a life-changing one. It can bring financial security, allow you to build a lasting legacy, and open up new opportunities. However, selling an Architecture firm is a complex process that requires careful planning and execution. Below is a high-level overview of the key considerations for selling…
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Pennsylvania E/A Firm

By Stacy Neal | June 17, 2024
Gross Revenues: $4,755,000 Net Revenues:  $4,720,000 EBITDA:  $1,965,000 This Pennsylvania based structural engineering (75%) and architecture firm (25%) has 21 people on staff of which 6 are P.E.’s and 2 are AIA. This firm focuses on working with national home builders.
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Kick-Off Call

The first step in the process to buy a firm is a kick-off call with us. We want to meet with you to learn as much as we can about your firm. From the culture of your firm to down to how your firm is organized. It’s all important! We will then discuss your acquisition goals and objectives to develop a full set of target criteria. The target criteria will include things like geographic location, financial requirements, and project types to name a few.

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