With a focus on socially responsible investing that captivated young investors, Goodments introduced a compelling business market to an Australian virtual bank.
A lifelong programmer developed the first version of Txt2Give, a revolutionary donation app, in just one afternoon. Eight years later and burned out, he decided to sell.
A school librarian and social studies teacher built an online business that easily replaced their salaries, then used a broker to sell for more than $1 million.
The fitness e-commerce company’s strong UK following attracted a buyer looking to expand its reach, but an inexperienced broker almost derailed the deal.
The builder of popular video game Streets of Rogue self-funded the project, which went on to sell 1 million copies. Then his distributor approached him about buying the IP.
Centering on the grooming needs of underserved Black men, the Fresh Heritage founders believed they had to sell to a buyer that really understood and respected their mission.
This founder fell in love with an app — so he bought it and grew it into over $1 million in annual revenue. Six years later, it landed him a 7-figure exit.
