Authored By: Jacob Di Mattia A major facility investment can bring significant economic value to a community, but companies should not assume the incentives offered by a state or local government are the best available. Economic incentives can have a meaningful impact on the overall cost of a project, making incentive analysis and negotiation an important…
Authored By: Patrick Guthrie, CFA One of the first questions clients often have when considering a business valuation is simple: What will it cost? The answer depends on the engagement. Valuation fees are influenced by several factors, including the purpose of the valuation, the complexity of the business, and the level of analysis and documentation…
Authored By: Patrick Guthrie, CFA When business owners begin exploring exit strategies or liquidity events, the idea of selling to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) often surfaces as one of several options. Assessing whether an ESOP is the right financial and strategic fit for both the company and its owner requires a thorough, data-driven…
Many growing businesses have a capable accounting team in place but still lack the financial insight needed to make confident strategic decisions. The books are accurate, financial statements are prepared, and day-to-day accounting is covered—but leadership may still lack visibility into cash flow, forecasting, profitability, and what the numbers mean for the future. That’s where…
Authored By: Patrick Guthrie There is no one-size-fits-all approach to business valuation. The appropriate methodology depends on the purpose of the valuation, the characteristics of the business, and the financial and market data available. Business owners seek valuations for many reasons, including mergers and acquisitions, tax planning, financial reporting, litigation, succession planning, and strategic planning. Because…
Valuing a business requires synthesizing a wide range of information, including financial statement trends, operating performance, management strength, public company comparisons, and private market transactions. These factors are evaluated in the context of the risk and potential returns investors can achieve through alternative investments in the market. During a business valuation, owners often ask what…
Evergreen Advisors Capital, a middle-market investment bank, is proud to announce that it advised Continental Contractors (“Continental”), a leading provider of luxury hospitality renovation services to premier hotel owner groups and project management firms nationwide, on its sale to Progress Equity Partners (“Progress Equity”), a private investment firm. Founded in 2003, Continental is the largest,…
Evergreen Advisors, a middle-market investment banking and corporate advisory firm, is pleased to announce the addition of Kurt Fiore as Vice President in the firm’s Outsourced CFO Advisory practice. Fiore joins Evergreen with more than 20 years of experience advising and leading organizations across a broad range of industries and business stages, from startup ventures and Fortune 500 corporate finance environments…
The M&A Advisor announced Justin Horsman, Managing Director of Evergreen Advisors Capital, as one of the winners of the 17th Annual Emerging Leaders Awards. Globally recognized for connecting, recognizing, and informing professionals in mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, and corporate finance, The M&A Advisor established the Emerging Leaders Awards to honor outstanding young professionals shaping the…
A Conversation with Founder Rick Kohr, President Shelley Lombardo, and President of Investment Banking Steve Prichett Twenty-five years ago, Evergreen Advisors was founded with a simple but powerful belief: great advisory work starts with strong relationships. What began in 2001 as an entrepreneurial vision has grown into a multi-disciplinary advisory firm serving clients through some…