M&A Intermediaries & Brokers

Steven A. Migala • April 21, 2021

An M&A intermediary or broker provides valuable advice to companies who are seeking a sale or acquisition. In this podcast, Steven Migala, Lavelle Law Attorney and Shareholder, is joined by Paul Heinze, President of the Paul M. Heinze Company and an alliance partner in Goldberg Heinze Business Advisors. Steve and Paul discuss the value of working with an M&A Intermediary or Broker when selling your business or growing by strategic acquisition.


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