Selling Your e-Commerce Company For Private Equity Money

Entrepreneurs have traditionally dreamed of creating family businesses that would last for generations. Certainly, everyone has seen the stickers and other marketing testifying to a firm's and its founding family's decades of service, and their stability and track record. But in today's constantly changing e-commerce world, a business often must reinvent itself several times in one generation, much less plan to last for several.

30 minute readOctober 29, 2007 at 02:41 PM
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Stanley P. Jaskiewicz
Selling Your e-Commerce Company For Private Equity Money

Entrepreneurs have traditionally dreamed of creating family businesses that would last for generations. Certainly, everyone has seen the stickers and other marketing testifying to a firm's and its founding family's decades of service, and their stability and track record.

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