KANSAS CITY, Mo. (PRWEB) September 24, 2019 -- Peterson Acquisitions is the top business broker in the nation, according to one website’s rankings. The Kansas City-based M&A advisory firm is listed alongside 10 other top business brokers from places as diverse as New York, Florida, Nevada, Arkansas, and Ohio.
What sets Peterson Acquisition apart from other business brokers is its President, Chad Peterson. He is an expert business broker who uses his extensive business background as an entrepreneur to perform for his clients. While most business brokers function more like a sales agent, Chad Peterson has built and sold several of his own businesses and countless businesses for others, giving him an unparalleled advantage over the competition.
“I’ve never had a job. I’ve always been in business for myself. From the time I was a little boy, I was always hustling a business whether that was walking dogs or mowing grass. This grew into large corporations that I built and sold” Peterson said. “That experience translates into real-world application, where I have been there and done that and my clients fully know and understand the advantage that brings”
Peterson Acquisitions boasts a 90% closing rate. In comparison, the national closing rate for business brokers fluctuates between 11% and 25%.
Part of the secret of Peterson’s success is that his company provides a business analysis of the businesses he sells. The honest and thorough assessments help entrepreneurs see their own businesses through the eyes of prospective buyers, helping them put their best foot forward. Peterson has been in the entrepreneurial trenches, and knows the passion and pain of self-employment, and the joy of selling when the passion has dwindled and you are ready for something new,” he said.
Peterson Acquisitions specializes in selling businesses with revenues from $1 million to $25 million. Peterson credits his philosophy and tenacity in helping him earn accolades like the top listing from Blogger Local.
“I sell Heaven and Hell,” he said. “There’s somebody right now that’s sitting in a cubicle. He has nine bosses. He works in corporate America. He hates his life. That guy really, really wants to become his own boss. I help him get there.”
On the other hand, there’s a guy who has been running his own business for a long time. He’s ready to give up the headaches of self-employment and move on to his next adventure, one man’s heaven is another man’s hell and vice versa.” Peterson explained.
With the Baby Boomers retiring, Chad Peterson and his staff have found an eager group of business owners ready to pass on their knowledge, expertise, and ultimately their businesses to the next generation of Entrepreneurs. A great buyer’s market with low-interest rates is helping cube workers escape the corporate world and thrive as their own bosses.
Peterson uses a deliberate approach and process to make good deals between buyers and sellers, ensuring the transactions are a perfect fit for everyone involved. “I don’t do bad deals for either party.” Chad explained.
Located in Kansas City, Peterson Acquisitions assists in selling businesses with revenues ranging between $1 million and $25 million. Peterson founded the company in 2005 The company is on track to sell more than $100 million in businesses by 2020.
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About Peterson Acquisitions
Located in Kansas City, Peterson Acquisitions assists in selling businesses all around the United States with revenues ranging between $1 million and $25 million. Peterson founded the company in 2006 The company is on track to sell more than $100 million in businesses by 2020.
Business owners with more than $1 million in revenue can contact with Chad on LinkedIn or call him directly at (913) 207-5895.
Chad Peterson, Peterson Acquisitions, https://petersonacquisitions.com, +1 (913) 207-5895, [email protected]
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