Before Anton Joro advised anyone else on a transaction, he built and sold four of his own companies — including a manufacturing firm and a direct-mail business he grew through merger. That's not a credential he's borrowing from a résumé; it's the reason his advice sounds different from a typical M&A Advisor's. He knows what it costs to build enterprise value, and what actually moves the number when it's time to sell or merge.
Today, as an M&A Advisor — a Florida-licensed real estate broker (#BK3378999), Certified Business Intermediary (CBI), and Board Certified Intermediary (BCI) affiliated with Murphy Business & Financial Services — Anton represents business owners exclusively on the sell side, whether the outcome is a full sale or a strategic merger. That includes:
Most business owners only think about an M&A Advisor when they're ready to sell. That's usually too late to capture full value. Anton's practice treats every engagement as a deal-structuring exercise first — valuation, positioning, and timing — whether the outcome is a sale or a strategic merger.
