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“Count Your Blessings”: Entrepreneurial Resilience w/ Khurram Bukhari & Brian Franco

In this episode, we explore KB’s remarkable journey from a life-threatening stroke to building successful med spas, emphasizing resilience, authenticity, and purpose in entrepreneurship. key topics: entrepreneurship, resilience, medical spa, business growth, purpose, authenticity, recovery, leadership, mental health, family KB’s personal story of overcoming a stroke The intersection of medicine and entrepreneurship The importance of […]
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Brian Franco
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Deal Closure: Heritage Construction Announcement

Deal Closure: Heritage Construction Announcement
Brian Franco
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Howard & Sons Closing Announcement (Re-Upload)

Howard & Sons Closing Announcement (Re-Upload)
Brian Franco
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Selling Changes Everything | Brian Franco & Michael Ashley Schulman of Cerity Partners on Life After Exit

In this episode, Brian explores what happens after a business sale, focusing on wealth management, risk, and legacy planning for entrepreneurs and sophisticated families. Guest Michael Ashley Schulman shares insights on transitioning from operating companies to managing capital and long-term wealth preservation.
Brian Franco
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Building an Attractive Business w/ Nate Collins

In this episode, Nate Collins from Raymond James shares insights on how sophisticated capital evaluates companies beyond revenue and EBITDA, emphasizing the importance of building a scalable, well-structured business to attract premium valuation and prepare for liquidity events.
Brian Franco
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What the Wellness Boom Means for Healthcare M&A in 2025

As U.S. wellness spending surpasses $2 trillion, healthcare investors are paying close attention. In this post, Meritage Partners explores how wellness trends are creating new M&A opportunities across digital mental health, concierge care, and senior living. Discover why the line between healthcare and consumer wellness is disappearing—and what that means for dealmakers in 2025.