BizNexus Partner Network
The advisors we trust with the deals we source
Independent sell-side advisors and business brokers we work with in the lower middle market. Their owner briefings live here, and their live mandates get matched, capital-backed buyers from the BizNexus network.
Member Firms
The firms in the network
Jackim Woods & Co.
Sell-side M&A advisory for the lower middle market
Latest briefing
What Happens to Your Technicians After You Sell Your Door Company
Nov 9, 2026
AppBusinessBrokers.com
M&A advisory for app, SaaS and eCommerce businesses
Latest briefing
Vetting the Buyer: An App Founder's Checklist Before You Sign an LOI
Nov 9, 2026
Murphy Business Sales - Raleigh
Business brokerage and exit planning in the Triangle
Latest briefing
Which Year Is Your Business Worth? How Buyers Pick the Earnings They Pay For
Nov 9, 2026
IBEX Business Exchange
Valuation-driven exits for Texas manufacturing, service and distribution companies
Latest briefing
After the Letter of Intent: What Keeps a Deal Alive Until Closing
Nov 9, 2026
Apex Capital Advisors
M&A advisors for Canadian founders, run by people who have sold their own companies
Latest briefing
What a Buyer Is Really Asking When They Meet the Founder
Nov 9, 2026
IBEX Business Exchange
An operator's view of selling Texas manufacturing, industrial and distribution companies
Latest briefing
What It Will Cost to Own: How a Buyer's Operating People Move the Price
Nov 9, 2026
From the network
Latest owner briefings
Apex · Owner briefing
Apex
What a Buyer Is Really Asking When They Meet the Founder
When a buyer meets a founder, almost every question tests one of four things: whether the business runs without the founder, whether the num…
Terry Mocherniak · Nov 9, 2026IBEX · Owner briefing
IBEX
After the Letter of Intent: What Keeps a Deal Alive Until Closing
Most deals that fail do so after the letter of intent is signed, not before. A deal stays alive to closing when the business keeps performin…
Jeff Elder · Nov 9, 2026Murphy Raleigh · Owner briefing
Murphy Raleigh
Which Year Is Your Business Worth? How Buyers Pick the Earnings They Pay For
Buyers usually price a small business on its most recent twelve months of earnings, checked against the last two or three years of tax retur…
Don Emmett · Nov 9, 2026Jackim Woods · Owner briefing
Jackim Woods
What Happens to Your Technicians After You Sell Your Door Company
In most door company sales the buyer wants the technicians to stay, because the crew is much of what it is paying for. Trucks, routes and cu…
Jim Bates · Nov 9, 2026IBEX · Owner briefing
IBEX
What It Will Cost to Own: How a Buyer's Operating People Move the Price
A buyer does not pay for the earnings you report. It pays for the earnings it expects to keep after paying what it will cost to own the comp…
Mike Miller · Nov 9, 2026ABB · Owner briefing
ABB
Vetting the Buyer: An App Founder's Checklist Before You Sign an LOI
Before you sign a letter of intent for your app, check the buyer as carefully as they will check you: how they will pay and who approves the…
Eric Owens · Nov 9, 2026Why advisors partner with us
Peer-to-peer, and never competing with you
Not competition
Partners bring the deal and stay broker of record. BizNexus brings matched, capital-backed buyers and the BD infrastructure behind them — it does not negotiate, structure, or appear on the documents.
Your deals stay yours
Everything a partner originates themselves is untouched. BizNexus participates only in the introductions it brings, with the specifics documented when both sides sign.
Buyer-paid introductions
The default arrangement is buyer-paid — no cost to the advisor, and the advisor keeps 100% of their engagement fee.
The acquirers on the other side of the table
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Free to join; qualified introductions come to you; your own deals stay 100% yours.
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