Everingham & Kerr, Inc. – Merger & Acquisition Advisors focused on the Lower Middle Market

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  • Year End 2011
    Future-Oriented Acquisitions
    Buying With Your Eye On The Horizon
    Attract Buyers With An "Essentials" List
    Distress Symptoms
    Why Selling Can Cure Your Financially Troubled Company
    Ask The Advisor
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  • October/November 2011
    Major Investors Can Make Or Break Your M&A Plans
    International Acquisitions
    Circling The Globe For Deals
    Partial Sales: Have Your Cake And Eat It Too
    Ask The Advisor
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  • August/September 2011
    How To Sell Your Startup And Avoid Rookie Mistakes
    The Agreement Zone Finding A Solution For Sale Price Standoffs
    Integrating Your Acquisition
    Now May Be The Time To Raise Product Prices
    Ask The Advisor
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  • June/July 2011
    Put Managers To Work On Your Merger
    Deal Do-Over
    Make The Second Time A Charm
    Attitude Adjustment
    Heading Off Purchase Price Disputes
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  • April/May 2011
    Don't Let The Economic Chill Freeze Your M&A Deal
    When A Debt Purchase Is Your Best-Or Only-Option
    Lean, Mean, Competitive Machine
    Spinoffs Can Fast-Track Your Acquisition's Future
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  • February/March 2011
    Ready, Set, Test!
    Before You Sell, Consider A Practice Run
    So You've Bought A Troubled Company: Now What?
    Getting The Most Value Out Of Your IP
    Ask The Advisor
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  • Oct/Nov 2010
    Keeping Key Players On Board With Incentives
    Torn Between Two Buyers
    How To Handle An Enviable Dilemna
    $1 Doesn't Always Equal $1
    Cash Flow Value Is Subjective
    Ask The Advisor
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  • Aug/Sept 2010
    When It's Time To Sell
    Internal And External Factors Can Help You Decide
    Accentuate The Positive
    Revenues Can Drive Postmerger Growth
    Hedge Your Bets With A Hedge Fund
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  • June/July 2010
    Middle-Market M&A Has Wind In Its Sails
    The Other Part Of The Due Diligence Story
    Seller's Endgame
    It's Not Over 'Til It's Over
    Ask The Advisor
    What Is A Reverse Merger And When Is It Appropriate?

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  • April/May 2010
    Exercise Caution When Wading Back Into The M&A Market
    Combine And Conquer
    The Big Advantages Of Roll-Ups
    The Name Game: A Critical Acquisition Decision You Shouldn't Neglect
    Ask The Advisor
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  • February/March 2010
    8 First Time Seller Mistakes
    Looking Up: An Economic Recovery Can Be Your Selling Opportunity
    Initial Steps To Integration Success
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  • Year End 2009
    Good Financial Projections Can Help Seal Your Deal
    Tough Call: Deciding To Write Off Goodwill
    Prepare For The Worst With A MAC
    Ask The Advisor
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  • Oct/Nov 2009
    Manage Risk The Right Way
    Performance Anxiety?
    Earnouts Can Help
    How To Sell Your Sale To Employees
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  • Aug/Sept 2009
    Dealing With Debt
    Manage Your Company's Liabilities Before You Try To Sell
    Buyer's Market
    What A Changing M&A Landscape Means
    Take Your Public Company Out Of The Public Eye
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  • June/July 2009
    Solve Your Credit Crisis With Seller Financing
    Selling A Distressed Company At A Healthy Price
    In Shape To Sell: How Fit If Your Business?
    Ask The Advisor
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  • April/May 2009
    When To Sell A Division Or Subsidiary
    Never Too Early:
    Start Preparing Your Business For Sale Now
    Look Out!
    Spotting The Signs Of A Troubled Deal
    Ask The Advisor
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  • February/March 2009
    Strategic Alliances
    When Two Is Better Than One
    Snake In The Grass
    Employee-Related Liabilities Can Poison Your Deal
    M&A Insurance Can Shield Your Deal From Risk
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    How Can A Business Valuation Help Me Plan My Exit Strategy?
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  • Year End 2008
    Get Smart About Intellectual Property
    Cross-border M&As
    Don't Let People Power Become People Problems
    A Sprint And A Marathon
    How Dual-Purpose Integration Supports Short And Long Term Goals
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  • October/November 2008
    What To Do When A Buyer Backs Out
    Destination: M&A Success
    An Integration Manager Can Help Get You There
    Justifiable Risk?
    The Dangers & Rewards Of Cross-Border Acquisitions
    Ask The Advisor
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  • August/September 2008
    Sunny Days Or Storm Clouds?
    Look At What's On The M&A Horizon
    Price Management:
    Addressing An Overlooked Aspect Of Integration
    Uncover Your Company's Key Value Drivers
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  • June/July 2008
    The Journey Ahead:
    Map Out Succession, Retirement & Estate Plans Before You Exit Your Business
    New Accounting Rules May Affect Your M&A Deal
    Focus On The Future
    Anticipating acquisition success with strategic due diligence
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  • April/May 2008
    Improve Your Turnaround's Forecast For Long-Term Success
    Does Your Business Measure Up?
    Pur Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
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  • Feb/March 2008
    Don't Let Fraud Derail Your Deal
    Buying damaged goods?
    Board Appeal
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