Mr. Greene has been brokering medical professional practices since 1997 and provides expert practice valuation services nationwide. He conducts seminars on buying and selling medical practices around the US. He is a member of the International Business Brokers Association (IBBA), National Association of Healthcare Consultants (NAHC), Practice Valuation Study Group (PVSG), Optometric Practice Sales Group (OPSN), and Veterinary Practice Sales Group (VPSG).
Previously, Mr. Greene worked for 20 years in the computer software industry in a number of capacities including project management, process consulting, software development, and technical sales and marketing. His experience in working with highly detail oriented, time sensitive projects, has enabled Mr. Greene to develop a systematic approach to practice sales. Mr. Greene is also a veteran of the U.S. Navy and a graduate of the Defense Language Institute.
Why use an agent or brokerage?
If you have decided that you are either ready to buy or sell a business, now is the time to make the right decisions before jumping into the unknown. It is vital to consider getting the right advice and good advice. By using a business transfer agent or broker, you can ensure that you are backed by a professional that has experience on their side, offering sound advice on the pitfalls and obstacles to avoid along the way.
There are a number of factors to account for when buying and running a business such as current market conditions, pricing and business financing. Business brokers will also help you realise your goals - where considerations such business hours can often be overlooked.
If you are considering selling your business, first and foremost, brokers can help you to establish a realistic and achieveable sale price. In most cases, businesses tend to be incorrectly valued when calculated without the help of an experienced and knowledgeable professional - when this occurs, it usually leads to disappointment. Because business brokers know what buyers essentially look for, they can provide valuable advice so that you can concentrate on the details that will help make your business more attractive to a potential purchaser. Business brokers can also help attract more prospects to your business for sale with their extended network of business resources and contacts.
So if you are still undecided as to whether you should use a broker, consider these benefits. Going it alone can take far longer that using a brokerage, not to mention the inclusion of complications and time wasters which an agent can easily take care of on your behalf. You may decide that their fees are a worthwhile investment.
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