This special report is the first step to understanding many of the topics taught by Jeremy and the Harbour Club. An exceptional starting point for those serious about entering the world of mergers and acquisitions.
Topics covered include:
• How to Source Deals
• The Insider’s Buying Secret
• How to Negotiate Deals
• How to Position Yourself
• Secure Companies Without Cash
• How To Structure Deals
• How To Maximize Your Sell Price
• How To Legally Protect Yourself
During times of crisis, buying a business can be an incredible opportunity to grow wealthy.
About Jeremy
Jeremy is a Singapore-based entrepreneur and the global leader in the field of small business Mergers & Acquisitions.
He is CEO and founder of The Unity Group of Companies, a private equity firm specializing in helping entrepreneurs grow their business and pioneering the Agglomeration™ model.
Jeremy founded “The Harbour Club” in 2009, a unique workshop that provides experiential training to entrepreneurs, where he shares real tactics and strategies for buying, fixing, and selling businesses.
He owns investments in 12 countries, has bought and sold over 100 companies, and advised on more than 200 acquisitions. Jeremy has been a Chairman, director, senior advisor, and mentor to numerous international companies throughout his career.
Additionally, Jeremy has been a three-time runner-up Coutts Entrepreneur of the Year in the UK, provided mentoring to The Prince’s Trust, and has been invited to Buckingham Palace and The British Houses of Parliament to advise on matters of business and enterprise.
He is the Advisory Director for The Mint National Bank and DBS Business Class advisor.
He is also the founder & former chairman of The Marketing Group (“TMG”), the first global digital marketing network that is using the Agglomeration™ model, listed on Nasdaq First.
Using the same Agglomeration™ model, the Unity Group recently listed MBH Corporation in Frankfurt in February 2018.
Jeremy has also been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Mondy, CNBC, The Sunday Times, Financial Times, and numerous other publications in the UK, as well as appearing on The Money Channel
