Investors in Nashville

Interests: - We are looking for a fintech business to acquire and expand our business. - The turnover of the business should be more than 2 million per year. - Our company would like to see the business financial statements of the past 3 years, license, why they are ready to sell themselves, and the valuation.

Interests: I am an individual investor looking for Market outlook, company IP, growth potential, and team expertise.

Interests: I am seeking business opportunities which meet customer based needs.

Interests: I am seeking business opportunities which meet customer based needs.

Interests: Looking for an established brand for expansion. Want to know the business goal.

Interests: Looking for companies engaged in printing, bindery and promotional products. Would like to know the percentage of print that is currently being done.

Interests: I present loan applications to lenders that are suitable for the specific lending projects. Need to complete just one application, I gather some basic documents, then present the proposal to every local, regional, and national lender that fits loan requests. The lending community will be able to compete for a loan through one single point of contact.

Interests: I am an individual investor seeking businesses where owners are motivated by balancing growth with patient or customer service. I am interested in businesses with solid profit margins, opportunities for market expansion, and improved operational efficiency. Additionally, the location should have a stable or growing population that is attractive to businesses. I will consider businesses anywhere in the US.

Interests: Whether in the realms of apparel, finance, logistics, or media, I seek to be involved in businesses that showcase robust potential and steady growth. Whether that entails embracing advanced technology in energy or making impactful strides in education or food & beverage, compelling, forward-looking endeavors are my primary focus.

Interests: When evaluating a business for investment, acquisition, or advisory purposes, I would consider several key factors: - Key factors I look for: 1. Market demand & growth potential - Is there a strong demand for the product/service? Is the market growing? 2. Brand strength & differentiation – Does the business have a unique value proposition or strong brand recognition? 3. Financial health – I would analyze revenue, profit margins, debt levels, and cash flow to ensure sustainability. 4. Scalability – Can the business expand easily, either through franchising, online growth, or new locations? 5. Management & operations – Is there a solid leadership team with a clear vision? Are operations efficient? 6. Competitive advantage – What sets this business apart? Do they have proprietary products, patents, or exclusive contracts? 7. Customer loyalty & reputation – Are there strong customer reviews, repeat business, and word-of-mouth growth? 8. Regulatory & legal risks – Are there any major legal challenges, compliance issues, or industry restrictions? 9. Technology & innovation – Does the business embrace technology to improve efficiency and customer experience? 10. Exit strategy – If I invest, how easy would it be to exit profitably in the future? - The businesses I prefer: 1. Hospitality & food service – Strong branding, high customer loyalty, and efficient operations. 2. Outdoor & sports brands – Companies that focus on quality, sustainability, and brand authenticity. 3. Experiential & travel businesses – Companies that offer unique experiences, such as luxury resorts, adventure travel companies, and boutique hotels. 4. Technology & media – Streaming platforms, sports media companies, and innovative tech-driven businesses that enhance engagement. 5. Location - I prefer business located in the US as I am familiar with the market demands in this geography. The businesses I avoid: 1. Highly trend-dependent businesses – Fad-based industries like NFTs, meme stocks, and some social media-driven brands that lack long-term viability. 2. Low-margin, high-competition markets – Grocery stores, traditional retail chains, and commodity businesses that struggle with profitability. 3. Overly complex regulatory Industries – Businesses like pharmaceuticals and financial services that require heavy compliance and legal oversight.

Interests: - Seeking to invest or acquire a potential business that builds and designs futuristic products. - I am also interested in startups that are open to changes. Location would be anywhere in the US. I will relocate my team in order to manage the business.

Interests: Our clients are looking for opportunities in the US. Business with good cash flow and high growth.

Interests: Interested in Retail Shops, Apparel Stores, Advertising, Marketing, Food and beverage businesses.

Interests: Interested Technology, Apparel, Sports, Real estate, E-commerce and Event management.

Interests: Interested in Plumbing and HVAC companies.