Interactive Tools

Broker Assessment

Tailoring Your Business Sale Strategy with Intelligent Diagnostics

The Broker Assessment is a practical tool to help diagnose whether a broker is necessary for the sale of your business. If not, the tool will recommend the assistance of an M&A finder, using an online platform, or even the do-it-yourself approach.

As you likely suspect, this tool is designed to get the ball rolling, but by no means ironclad. As a result, if you are interested in taking the next step, please send me an email at brendan@e115advisory.com, or call me at +1 781 910 7781. We can discuss the results, and decide on the best course of action.

How to Use the Broker Assessment

Step-by-Step Guide:

  1. Company Attributes:‍
    • Select drop-down ranges for company revenue, financial health, market share, and company reputation.
  2. Professional Advisors:
    • If applicable, check the box(es) next to the relevant advisor(s) with whom you work.
      • Options include financial advisor, lawyer, and accountant.
      • For each advisor, indicate your confidence in receiving clear and reliable advice.
  3. Seller Attributes:
    • Thoughtfully evaluate yourself in various areas, including (but not limited to) financial literacy, comfort paying transaction fees, timeline constraints, negotiation skills, and risk appetite.

Please be advised that completing this assessment will take several minutes (at a minimum).

Please select the professional advisor(s) with whom you are working:

Please answer the following questions:

Let's discuss!
E115 Advisory
brendan@e115advisory.com
+1 781 910 7781
Connecticut
Schedule Consult
Sellers
Seller OptionsM&A FinderM&A Advisory ServicesOnline PlatformsDo-It-Yourself
Buyers
Buyer UniversePrivate Equity FirmsConsolidatorsStrategic AcquirersWealthy IndividualsFamily Offices
Interactive Tools
Broker AssessmentBusiness Valuation Calculator
Company
OverviewRefer a BusinessBioPrivacy PolicyCookie Policy
E115 Advisory is not registered as a broker-dealer with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) due to its use of the "M&A brokers" exemption. This exemption, part of the revised Securities Exchange Act of 1934 under Subsection 15(b)(13), became effective on March 29, 2023. Similar exemptions apply at the state level, allowing E115 Advisory to operate under these provisions.