All the planning, research, and activities that go into preparing for a successful liquidity event.
Over the past several months, a growing number of articles, including several in the Wall Street Journal – have focused on artificial intelligence and what it means for the software…
The broad momentum that once lifted nearly every software company has fractured into something sharper and less forgiving. Cheap capital is gone and so is the forgiving underwriting that allowed…
Founders spend years building something worth acquiring. When it comes time to sell, the natural instinct is to focus on who will pay the most. That instinct is understandable, but…
The assumption that strategic buyers pay more and private equity buyers extract more has shaped how many founders think about their options before a process begins. In practice, buyer behavior…
I’ve been on both sides of the table: as a buyer competing for deals and now as an advisor helping SaaS founders run M&A processes. The difference between a one-buyer…
What I’ve learned from working on both sides of the deal table is that early buyer relationships can be a huge advantage or a liability depending on how you manage…
When a Letter of Intent is signed, every document, metric, and assumption about your company will suddenly be under a microscope. For many founders, it’s one of the most intense…
You have probably entertained the idea of selling your SaaS company at least once during your tenure as an entrepreneur. You need help getting your business to its next phase…
If you are leading a software company generating between $5 million and $50 million in revenue, there is a good chance you have received unsolicited outreach from private equity firms…
SaaS CEOs and founders regularly ask us whether they should consider accepting a minority investment instead of seeking majority investment or selling their businesses outright. A minority investment is when…