Carson Brunson

Their companies got acquired — then they bought them back. Meet five founders who decided to buy their companies back after acquisition and learn from their experiences.

Lauren Wittenberg Weiner bootstrapped WWC Global from two people to $100 million in annual revenue before deciding to sell the government contracting firm.

Create & Cultivate, a community for women professionals and entrepreneurs, doubled down on digital experiences amid the pandemic and saw 7-figure profitability in 2020.

You don’t always have to sell your entire business. Sometimes it’s smarter to sell your intellectual property. We break down how to identify, value and sell your IP.

After a decade of 24/7 responsibility, Gus Reckel decided it was time to step away from his beloved Bushwick bakery. He turned to a marketplace to find a buyer.

Two years after launching the Auburndale Group, Adrienne Green was ready to exit — and the buyers were already on her team.

The co-founders of influencer marketing SaaS Lionize sold for a combination of cash and stock to gen.video.

E-commerce founder Neil Jervis didn’t diversify his products or sales channels. Instead, he kept his puzzle board operations simple, anticipating what his future buyer would want.