The Correct Way to Sell Your Business w. Arthur Petropoulos

Are you a business owner at a stage where you need to either raise capital or sell your business but don't know how to evaluate options? You need to listen to this episode!

Today’s guest, Arthur Petropoulos is here to help. His career began on Wall Street at an investment banking firm. Today, Arthur is the founder and managing partner at Hill View Partners.

Hillview Partners focuses exclusively on the sell side and is there for clients through every phase of a deal. Executives turn to Hill View Partners to secure capital or exit or sell businesses.

His company specializes in assisting privately-held companies. He takes clients through a complex process. These processes can be challenging to navigate without a solid understanding of the ecosystem.

In this episode, Arthur talks about the concept of many expansions and explains how the “ladder of institutional capital works”.

The conversation then delves into the biggest pain points experienced in the M&A space. We learn why Hill View Partners’ approach is to get deals out into the open as soon as possible. Arthur closes by offering advice on managing expectations and key components of a deal.

We hope you enjoy this insightful episode!

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