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nearly a decade ago, as you say, first of all, I had hair. So that was a big difference. You look great. Thank you. But aside from that, one of the things that has really changed is that the small firm space, the small firm acquisition space is reall
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The other less important change that I'd add but still notable is when Rick and I started teaching fifteen years ago and through ten years ago, our entrepreneurship through acquisition program, everyone who went into it wanted to be an entrepreneur a
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“VC missed 5-10x returns by not forcing entrepreneurs to take exit”
I wasn't able to influence the entrepreneurs to take an off ramp, and they wanted to go all the way. I supported them, but I told them the valuation we are getting. We're in a bubble. These multiples
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personal lesson4:19 – 4:53
We can still generate a lot of value on an exit or on an early sale to a competitor, to a larger strategic, or even a sponsor back business, even if it's not the ultimate outcome that we had all hoped for. In some of these situations that aren't goin
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“Why investment banking experience gives VCs a secret weapon in exits”
...founders when it comes to actually selling their business. So can you share a bit of light on that as well? So I think aiding businesses with the exit process is is absolutely essential part of the j
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tactical advice12:14 – 12:53
the reason why I wanna go and buy another business and that's cash producing is because then I can do more good in all the other things I do. Yes. Yes. Right? And the other thing, and this is I feel as an entrepreneur, there's there's I've been on tw
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