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Stati Uniti
437 episodi
da 01 Febbraio 2017
episodic

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~83.65% of listeners are from United States.
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ULTIMO EPISODIO 🔗

M&A Horror Stories

Every M&A practitioner has a deal that still makes them wince. This episode collects the ones that never make it into a case study. Kison pulled real stories from corporate development leaders, bankers, attorneys, and advisors, names removed, about the deals that died at the finish line, fell …

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Jerry Cedicci never says, "trust me." He builds trust, then lets the deal speak for itself. This is Part 2 of Kison's conversation with Jerry, The mentor who started with a French bakery and went on to build hundreds of millions in real estate across Chicago and Los Angeles. Part 1 told the stor…
Twenty years before M&A Science existed, Kison Patel learned how to spot a deal from a real estate developer named Jerry Cedicci. This episode tells Jerry's story: orphaned in France at age 7, he arrived in Chicago in 1981, speaking no English. He would go on to turn a French bakery counter int…
A rollup can look attractive at signing: cash today, equity in a larger platform, and the promise of participating in what gets built next. But sellers rarely spend as much time understanding what sits above that equity, what has to happen before it becomes liquid, or whose economics take priority …
Integration problems often get blamed on culture after close. The real issue may have started earlier, when leaders were never given enough clarity on how to operate inside the new company. Kim Jones is an HR Director of M&A with more than a decade of people-integration experience across deals …
Praveen Ghanta, Founder and CEO of DevHawk Signing the LOI can feel like you've won. For the seller, it may actually be the moment when the balance of power starts moving the other way. Praveen Ghanta learned that firsthand while selling HiddenLevers. A key enterprise contract slipped during dili…
Richard Chow, Partner at PJT Partners (NYSE: PJT) Secondary deals are often judged by a single metric: the discount. Richard Chow thinks that's the wrong place to start. After spending most of his career investing in and advising on secondaries, Richard has seen what happens when investors focus …
Bill Stone, Founder and CEO of SS&C How do you keep buying companies without eventually losing control of the company you built? SS&C Technologies founder and CEO Bill Stone has spent four decades avoiding exactly that. Rather than treating each acquisition as an isolated transaction, SS…
Aaron Binstock, Partner, Co-Head of Private Equity Practice at Cooley LLP AI can now draft, review, and benchmark deal documents in a fraction of the time it used to take, but knowing when to trust the output is a different skill entirely. Aaron Binstock, a partner at Cooley with nearly 20 years…
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