Even in tough economic times, small businesses need to find new ideas, develop original products, and engineer fresh market approaches. These are the pillars of good business, and each is made from a mixture of creativity and expertise. While it may seem counterintuitive, it's entirely possible to implement strategies that drive not only employee engagement, but also innovation and, ultimately, sales--all without enormous investment in systems or people.
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- Indy Business Broker
- Noblesville, Indiana
- With over 16 years of business ownership, management and sales, Dave understands the needs of both buyers and sellers in confidential business transactions. As a former owner of a mortgage company, he also brings a unique perspective of the financing aspect of deal making. Since joining Sunbelt in 2004, Dave has represented a variety of companies in such industries as service, distribution and manufacturing. Dave has a reputation for successful transactions and consistently receives compliments from both buyers and sellers for his diligent work and adding tremendous value to the transaction process. In 2010, Dave successfully completed the necessary courses and requirements to be designated a Certified Mainstreet Business Broker (CMSBB). Dave’s education and experience includes: Indiana State University (Business Management), Indiana State (Securities Division) and Mortgage Brokers License (8 years). In his spare time, Dave and his family: Angela, Jayden (14) and Kade (12) enjoy family vacations and traveling, sporting activities and their local church. Contact Dave at 317.218.8626 or cell at 317.508.6690 dgorman@sunbeltindiana.com
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