John Strong
Business Mergers and Acquisitions

I am with a national consulting company that assists private companies with the process of going public quickly. We can consult your company through the entire process of going public. We work as a team with the top securities law firm in the country, market markers, accountants, electronic filing agents and transfer agents. Our main focus is Reverse Mergers: A "Reverse Merger" is a method by which a private company can go public by merging with a public company. In a reverse merger a private company merges with a public company that usually has no assets or liabilities. The public...[more]

I am with a national consulting company that assists private companies with the process of going public quickly. We can consult your company through the entire process of going public. We work as a team with the top securities law firm in the country, market markers, accountants, electronic filing agents and transfer agents. Our main focus is Reverse Mergers: A "Reverse Merger" is a method by which a private company can go public by merging with a public company. In a reverse merger a private company merges with a public company that usually has no assets or liabilities. The public company in most reverse merger scenarios is usually referred to as a "trading shell company" or a "reporting company". The five most common ways to valuate a business are asset valuation, historical earnings valuation, future maintainable earnings valuation, relative valuation (comparable company & comparable transactions), discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation [less]