Reijmer/Russell on M&A Directions: Can We Talk? Not Necessarily
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Approaching the Other Party
Here the best strategy is to let a proxy choose your words for you. By "proxy" we mean an experienced M&A adviser who understands the nuances of the situation and knows how to take the awkwardness out of the initial communication between the parties.
M&A advisers help buyers by confidentially scouting the territory, identifying the most suitable acquisition candidates, and making the buyer's intentions known to the owners in a way that will not arouse suspicion or resistance. There is almost always more openness on the seller's side when a trusted third party initiates the conversation the buyer wishes to have.
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Albert J. Reijmer
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Al Reijmer, partner at New Direction Partners, brings over 40 years of industry experience including various roles as a printing firm owner and as a supplier of printing presses. As a senior executive in two global press manufacturers, he utilized his hands-on production, finance and management experience to assist printing and packaging firms analyzing their equipment acquisition requirements through comprehensive investment analysis and ROI evaluations. Contact him at (610) 230-0635, ext. 707.
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