Podcast Episodes

In addition to buying his own business, Evan DiLeonardi trades buy-side services for equity in other SMB acquisitions.

He started by buying a small flooring business in 2000. Today Paul Lajoie takes home $1m a year and works how he wants.

Andrew Kurzrok connected with his seller over his manufacturing background, leading to a successful deal and transition.

Sensing untapped potential, Ville-Matias Vilén bought a sub-million manufacturer with good IP and global distribution.

Despite success in corporate, Jarom Wren wanted more freedom, so he traded 5 figures of salary for 7 figures of revenue.

Family planning and entrepreneurship converged as Linh & Leo Van Deibel bought their first (and not last) business.

Jacob VosWinkel searched in tertiary markets to find a successful flooring store, his platform to build something big.

George Stern leaned into changing consumer search habits when he bought a digital marketing agency doing mid-7 figures.

Phil Koller studied the concentration and key man risks in a distribution business well-suited to him — and went for it.

Matt Orley wanted to enter the short-term rentals space. Buying a business — and a brand he admired — was his way in.