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Adam, an employee since the summer of 2006, manages all editorial content on BusinessWings.co.uk, as well as on all other titles in the Dynamis stable, chief among them BusinessesForSale.com, FranchiseSales.com and the Franchise Sales Magazine. A history graduate with a journalism diploma, he has written and commissioned content on a wide range of business topics, producing news, comment and market analysis with the help of interviews with start-up entrepreneurs, business buyers and sellers, franchisors and franchisees, and business professionals including solicitors, accountants and business transfer agents. Adam also had a two-year stint as subeditor at a leading legal publisher.
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- www.BusinessesForSale.com
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- Date joined
- 1 May 07
All Adam's articles
- Selling your business: seller financing
- A loan from the seller to the buyer, seller financing can rescue a deal where bank funding isn’t forthcoming.
- Choosing the right HR Software
- The lowdown on Ciphr’s acclaimed HR software.
- Franchise business: auto tools empire expands
- Mac Tools, a 73-year-old brand owned by Stanley Black & Decker, recruits people from a range of backgrounds.
- Sell my business: gas stations & closing deals Podcast
- Hard to sell, gas stations are nevertheless a comparatively low risk investment.
- Selling your business: plan your exit from day one Podcast
- Business optimization expert Michael O'Connell advises on how you can realize your asking price.
- Selling your business: seller financing
- Seller financing is a commonly used, useful substitute for bank finance.
- Internet franchise: web design business
- Oliver Brock runs the fastest-growing it’seeze franchise in the UK.
- Selling your business in 2012
- Adam Bannister sizes up the economic landscape for sellers with cautious optimism.
- Sell your business: M&A activity to rise
- Also in this vlog round-up, many prospective hotel buyers have no experience in the sector.
- Farms for sale, mining and BEE in South Africa
- The government can still afford to plough cash into Black Economic Empowerment deals, while misconceptions deter investors from the mining sector, says a top broker.
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