Sale-readiness adviser and senior business broker

I have sat on both sides of the table.

Fifteen years as an owner, then years on the buyer’s side of the table. What I bring to your business is what I have watched decide other people’s sales.

Both sides of the table

I have spent more than fifteen years owning, buying and selling businesses myself. I know what it is to sign the lease, carry the payroll, and be the person everything runs through.

In 2025 I was named Broker of the Year after transacting the highest volume of businesses. Across a single twelve-month period I completed more than $10 million in business transactions.

I have seen first-hand what makes buyers interested, what creates hesitation, and what can make an otherwise good business difficult to sell. Most of the time it is not the business that is the problem. It is how it has been set up, recorded and presented.

I still work as a senior broker, and I am not short of listings. That is deliberate, and it is why this advice is worth having: I am not looking at your business as a listing to win. I look at it the way a buyer would, tell you plainly what I find, and help you prepare and package it so it is genuinely ready when the time comes. When you do decide to sell, I will point you to the broker best suited to your business, whether or not that is me.

I hold an MBA, a Master of Management and a Bachelor of Business. The advice is practical rather than academic, because I have done this as an owner and not only as an adviser.

Broker of the Year 2025
awarded for transacting the highest volume of businesses
$10M+ transacted
in completed business sales across a single 12-month period
15+ years
building, owning and selling businesses of her own
Senior broker
still working the other side of the table in M&A and business broking
$100,000 to $1M+
the size range of the individual transactions handled
MBA, Master of Management, Bachelor of Business

How I work

  • Plainly

    I tell you what I actually think, in commercial terms, including when the answer is that something is not worth doing.

  • Specifically

    No generic checklist. The recommendations come from your business, and they are ranked for your business.

  • Without an agenda

    I am a senior broker and I am not short of listings. The Review is advice, not a pitch for your business, and it is complete in itself.

A business owner in their workshop, at ease

I look at your business the way a buyer would, tell you what would make it harder to sell, and show you how to prepare and package it.

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