Our Approach

The Right Partner
Makes All the Difference

When exploring business transition planning, there are many exit strategies to consider, but only one ideal way to sell your business. At Borgman Capital, we understand the intricacies of this decision-making process. That’s why business owners, management teams and founders turn to us for candid advice and guidance navigating the ins-and-outs of private equity.

You deserve a buyer who cares as much about cultural alignment as the financial aspects of the transaction. When you partner with Borgman Capital, you’ll rest easy knowing that we’ll be just as invested in your company and its employees as you are.

There are many reasons business owners choose private equity as their exit strategy. First and foremost, the transaction can result in additional funding for the company and meaningful liquidity for the seller as s/he embarks on a new chapter. At Borgman Capital, we understand the nuances, and emotional aspects, of ownership transition and that each seller’s situation is different.

When we meet a potential seller, we immediately build trust through transparency. That means stacking your goals up against realistic figures we project you’ll secure from the sale, and deciding whether or not we are right for each other. From there, we’ll always look out for your best interests - first and foremost that the business you worked so hard building will keep growing.

[For more about our approach, read Q&A: Selling Your Business to Private Equity]

Working With Us

Advantages of Private Equity as an Exit Strategy

We have experience working with business owners, management teams and founders in any of the following ownership transitions and liquidity events:

  • You are seeking additional capital, resources and expertise to grow the business, while retaining operational involvement and upside potential.

  • Your company needs comprehensive succession planning with no clear internal successor in place.

  • You want to structure an ownership transition that allows you to stay involved in the business but achieve financial diversification.

  • As part of your exit strategy, you are planning for retirement with a desire to exit the business entirely.

  • You want to remain partially invested in the business while stepping out of your operational role.

  • You are interested in selling both the business and its associated real estate to one buyer.

Next, let’s evaluate your company’s fit with our business acquisition criteria.

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