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How to get acquired: Lessons from $500m in closed dealsJoin Andrew Gazdecki, founder and CEO of Acquire.com for an AMA session with the FounderLed community
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Virtual
Date
Dec 13th, 2023
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This Founderled talk draws on experience from over $500M in closed M&A deals to provide SaaS founders with a practical guide to getting acquired. The session covers the entire acquisition journey, from positioning your company as an attractive target to navigating due diligence and closing the deal. It is a must-watch for founders who are considering an exit or want to understand how the M&A process works from the inside.
The talk breaks down the key factors that make a SaaS company attractive to acquirers, including revenue quality, customer concentration, growth trajectory, and team strength. It also covers common mistakes founders make during the M&A process, how to negotiate from a position of strength, and what to expect at each stage of the deal. The insights are drawn from real transactions and provide a level of detail that is rarely shared publicly.
This Founderled session addresses the preparation that goes into a successful acquisition. Topics include cleaning up financials, building relationships with potential acquirers before you are ready to sell, and understanding the different types of buyers in the market. The talk emphasizes that the best exits are planned years in advance and that founders should be thinking about exit readiness even if they are not actively looking to sell.
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