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Selling to private equity may be the right choice for franchise owners looking to exit, but post-acquisition planning is crucial for continued success.
After months of preparation and negotiations, the closing phase of selling your business to private equity requires careful execution to finalize the transaction.
Choosing the right business location requires research on demographics, competition, foot traffic and lease terms to ensure accessibility, visibility and long-term success.
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Harrison Tang, CEO of Spokeo, shares insights on funding strategies for entrepreneurs, covering investor expectations, common mistakes and ways to secure capital effectively.
To attract private equity investors, business owners need a clear, detailed business plan that outlines market positioning, financial projections and operational strategy.
The Riverside Company has over three decades of experience in private equity, focusing on the smaller end of the middle market with transformative investments and global impact.
Franchise owners exiting their business can secure funding through SBA loans, bank loans, private equity, or seller financing to facilitate a smooth and profitable sale.