Mark and Mike discuss the differences among Hispanic and English speakers from different countries. It is a classic intro from Mark and Mike since it shows how a lighthearted approach to possible confusion helps us understand and appreciate each other more!
Then, they dive into business topics and the non-main street space of institutional investors, specifically family offices and alternative investors.
They briefly discuss the differences between strategies of high and ultra-high-net-worth individuals and family offices.
Mark discusses public and private funding market shifts over the past few decades. He highlights a distinct chance to finance companies with annual revenues ranging from 20 million to 200 million dollars, which investors overlook. Mark also suggests strategies to address this gap.
Then, Mark presents the USA Economic Forum®, its financing and investment tour, and how he and Tash are co-building bridges for companies and direct investors.
A significant information gap exists for companies looking to sell and boomers planning to retire. This gap and fragmentation of information and mechanisms is enormous relative to the emerging opportunities and requires urgent, large-scale attention.
Next, they examine the characteristics of businesses as an asset class for future generations. A more advanced group of advisors is capable of looking past a company's financials; they have extra intellectual resources at their disposal when working with the middle market.
Finally, They also explore the proactive mindset and strategies entrepreneurs should adopt to sell their businesses.
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Connect with the Hosts and Guests:
Mike Hernandez:https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-hern%C3%A1ndez-9511195/
Mark Parrot:https://www.linkedin.com/in/businessownercoach/
Tash Salas:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tashsalas/