This talk can be given in 40 minutes or lengthened to one hour. It is aimed at company owners, shareholders and their trusted advisors. The value of a company depends on who is buying it, why and where – at the very least! Lots more to consider - and we will. Also suited to post-talk discussion.
Views: 274 | Enquiries: 0Raised on a farm, educated to PhD level at Durham University, briefly became an academic, then a church pastor, then a businessman, then a Mergers & Acquisitions advisor worldwide, setting up corporate finance firms in 15 countries. Have lectured in M&A for Cranfield, several international law firms, several universities, Institute of Management accountants, numerous mentoring and training firms.
I have spoken professionally in 30 countries, as chairman of a charity in 5 more (India, USA, Canada, Romania, Argentina). I have been a keen rock climber and target shooter since the age of 15. These, also, have given me an opportunity to see the world.
I made a tentative return to the academic world in 2018 and ended up publishing with 2 universities by the end of the year. This reflects my continuing interest in the poetry of Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath.
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I speak on these 3 main areas - HOBBY & HUMOUR Humorous Overseas experiences, Antique Maps, Detective Fiction, Modern Poetry, India, MILITARY Battlefields, Great Military Blunders, BUSINESS Valuing companies, Selling companies and the pitfalls, Buying companies and the pitfalls, Developing negotiation skills.
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