Over the past few years, I've been able to successfully string together a few mom and pop deals in a very niche space. These have been very straight-forward acquisition structures, with very minimal seller involvement post-transaction outside of the first one.
The pipeline has effectively dried up at this point and in order to continue growing/executing deals, I need to shift strategies a bit when approaching sellers. What are some market/standard offers that are used to attract sellers that are younger/on the offense and sell them on the dream of being part of a larger business? The idea being that for many of these Sellers, they'd join the team as senior management as opposed to selling and riding off into the sunset.
PE Playbook for a Rollup

by a searcher from Boston College - Wallace E. Carroll School of Management
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