The Think Like an Owner podcast seeks out conversations with small company owners and investors to learn how to acquire and run small companies, with a focus on search funds, micro private equity, and permanent capital.
Paul Yancich and Daniel Eisen are co-founders of Arcadea Group, a permanent capital holding company.
Badge started his search journey with a stone-pumping trench that was on the verge of bankruptcy when he acquired it.
Due West counsels and helps Chinese students apply to top American universities and study abroad programs.
Reg quit his corporate job to roll up foundry businesses through his holding company CaneKast, with five companies acquired so far.
Prior to acquiring her health care supply business, Vital Care Industries, Mia worked in consulting, engineering and supply chains, and received her MBA and Masters of Science in Engineering Management from Northwestern.
Craig, as of a month ago, is also the new owner of Flying Magazine, an iconic, blue-chip publishing brand in the general aviation community which we discuss extensively in this episode.
John started an education business with his wife that began as a SAT and other tests prep business and eventually found its niche in MCAT testing.
SeaWestern is a distributor of firefighting equipment across the Pacific Northwest and Peter was tasked with learning the business and looking for avenues of growth and improvement.
My guest on this episode is Brent Beshore, the founder and CEO of a lower middle market private equity firm called Permanent Equity.
My guest on this episode is Peter Kang, who co-founded a digital branding and design company focused on direct to consumer e-commerce called Barrel.
