Posted 26.11.2024
Posted: 09.07.2018
Two of the regions leading dealmakers have joined the ranks of the true entrepreneurs and launched Provantage Corporate Finance, an exciting new dedicated corporate finance firm based in the East Midlands
The founding partners are David Browne and Sally Saunders who have a combined 40 years dedicated corporate finance experience and have completed over 200 deals worth over £2bln working with over 400 entrepreneurs across the globe
Provantage will provide proactive and practical advice to business owners, entrepreneurs, senior managers or investors who are considering selling, buying or investing in a privately or family owned business worth between £5m and £50m
“this is a hugely exciting venture and the initial feedback and support from contacts and clients has exceeded expectations. Many clients are attracted to our empathy, focus and values of an independent team which is fully committed to clients”
David Browne
Whilst Provantage is a new venture, they are an established team of very experienced individuals and connected professionals who have a strong track record of delivering exceptional results for clients. The new venture will enable them to focus on what they do best and love which is working with clients to make a difference
Provantage is solely dedicated to corporate finance with the simple and absolute purpose of delivering the best possible outcome for clients, underpinned by very strong values and principles
The firm is differentiated by providing an independent and agile offering focussed on delivering practical and commercial input in a frank and candid manner to like-minded entrepreneurs – having worked in a private equity backed business and setting up a new firm, there is a huge amount of empathy and ability to feel what clients feel throughout a transaction
Sally Saunders said “I love what I do and understand the responsibility to business owners who entrust us with their most valuable asset. Being a business owner increases my passion for creating the best possible deal for them.”