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14202 Se Johnson Road, Suite 208,
Portland, Oregon 97227
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About the Company
What we do:
With over a decade of experience, The CBB Group, Inc. is a leader in business brokerage and Mergers & Acquisition services. We specialize in the lower middle market, serving privately owned business with revenue ranging from $1,000,000 to $15,000,000.
As advisors we are with you through the entire process. Our mission is to ensure your success. We do this by working with you and your team to ensure that your company is positioned in the best possible light for potential buyers. We have a six step process that has been developed over time that will guide you and your team through the sale.
Our Mission; To Ensure Your Success
Exit Planning: If possible, you should consider a two or three year exit strategy. This allows for you to work with a team of advisors not only to maximize the sale of your company but to ensure that you keep the most of that value that you have created. The CBB Group works with other trusted advisors such as Wealth Management, CPA’s and Estate Attorneys that can assist you in this process. We will provide you with a market range of value for your company and discuss ways to maximize that value over a two to three year, time horizon. Then when you’re ready, we will be too.
Our first meeting is structured to see if you are ready and able to sell. We start by sitting down with you and your team, at no cost to get to know you and review your goals. During this process we will review the following:
?Companies Financial History
?Companies Market Position
?Competitive Advantages
By spending this time with you up front, we will be able to advise you if now is the time to sell your business and what the market range evaluation is. If the time is right, then and only then, will we offer our services. If now is not the time to sell, we are able to give you a path and time-line that can help you prepare your company for sale in the future.
Confidentiality: The CBB Group understands the significance of confidentiality to ensure a smooth continuation of bus
Broker Biography
Introduction
Mr.. Billingsley is the founder of The CBB Group. He brings over a decade of direct merger and acquisition experience. In serving the lower middle market in all forms of mergers, acquisitions and divestitures has made him an industry leader in the Pacific Northwest. His 17-years of retail management experience has given him a strong background in accounting, inventory control, production scheduling, purchasing, marketing and logistics.
Mr. Billingsley was a Senior Manager for Tom Peterson’s, Inc., who was a prominent Portland retail chain store owner. In addition to his time at Tom Peterson’s, Inc., Mr. Billingsley owned his own multi-state retail operation for eight years.
Brent A. Freeman
Senior Merger and Acquisition Advisor
As a Senior Investment Banker and Merger & Acquisition Advisor, Brent Freeman brings 30-years of Senior Management experience in the Financial Services industry to the CBB Group, Inc. Mr. Freeman has held Senior Management level positions at Bank of America, Lehman Brothers, ITT, GMAC and GE Capital. Having served on the acquisition teams for Bank of America, GMAC and having personally bought, built and sold several business, he lends his extensive personal and corporate expertise to the purchase and sale of middle market business.
Areas Served
Licensed In
- Oregon — License number Not Required by Law
- Washington — License number Not Required by Law
Business For Sale Listings
Cash Flow: $186,509
Eugene, OR
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