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48 Deals in 2.5 Years – Here's What I Learned
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You can learn a lot about M&A from books, but the best lessons come from real-life experiences that you won't read about in the books. Entrepreneur Jonathan Jay shares his learnings from buying 48 companies in London in just 2.5 years. From the crucial role that confidence plays in buying, running, and selling a business to how passion, talent, and profit can work together to make you more successful to tips for making strong hires for your team – this episode is full of priceless advice for any entrepreneur.
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- Informing & Retaining Employees When Selling a Business
- Alternatives to Non-Competes with Employees
- Why Do Buyers Disappear When Selling My Business?
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