ABOUT SEQUOIA BUSINESS BROKERS

Sequoia Business Brokers sells privately owned companies that have an enterprise value up to $20 million.  The average Canadian business in this demographic has revenues of $4.5 million; the sweet-spot of our efforts.

We sell good companies to others wanting to make them great.

We do not discriminate on size. We sell going concerns for fair market value. If a business has a defendable value proposition, a sustainable business model, and opportunity for growth, regardless of its size, we add significant value to the sale of the business.

Professionalism is our creed.  Transparency is our conscience.  Confidentiality is everything.

Our employers own the companies we sell.  Our customers buy them.  Satisfying the needs of each maximizes value for both.

Sequoia strives for two stellar references at the closing of each transaction. 

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Why Sequoia Business Brokers?

We focus on small business - that's where we came from; that's what we are.

We take care of the details eliminating the converse.

We ignite our passion by embracing each job as a challenge.

We believe that hard work, common sense, integrity + compassion = killer service.

We count ourselves fortunate to love what we do.

We're not just M&A Advisors; we're M&A Doers.

We're licensed - does it matter? The sale of the Shares of a business or any transaction that includes a transfer of an interest in real property (whether an assignment of a lease or the conveyance of real property) is deemed by FICOM to be a Real Estate Transaction and is governed by the Real Estate Services Act. Under the Act, third-parties conducting such a transaction must be licensed. Sequoia Business Brokers holds valid Brokerage and Managing Brokers licenses under the Real Estate Services Act of British Columbia. As such: (i) We maintain Errors and Omissions Insurance; (ii) In addition to our ethical, common law, and statutory duties, we uphold our duties as a Fiduciary pursuant to the Act; (iii) We are permitted to draft contracts and accept deposits in a provincially audited Trust Account; and (iv) we are bound to the duty of unlimited confidentiality.