Robbert connects business owners with the right counterparty — M&A advisors when they're selling, investors when they're raising capital.
Public deal, survey, and market data, updated as it publishes — this is what I track in lower-middle-market M&A.
- →2,117 U.S. small businesses changed hands in Q2 2026 — median sale price $349K (BizBuySell)
- →40% of small-business owners plan to retire within 10 years — 70% have no formal succession plan (Chase survey)
- →72% of M&A intermediaries expect 2026 deal conditions to match or exceed the 2021 peak (IBBA/M&A Source)
- →Bankers Edge Advisory launches a buy-side M&A practice for lower-middle-market PE sponsors
Sourced from BizBuySell, Chase, IBBA/M&A Source, and wire releases.
No deal to point at yet — so here’s exactly what I put in motion.
- Owner selling → M&A advisor When an owner decides to sell, I put them in front of an advisor who already has the right buyers circling this kind of deal — before they pick the wrong shop.
- Owner raising capital → investor When an owner needs capital instead of an exit, I connect them directly to an investor already looking at this kind of deal.
- Advisor or investor → the next mandate If you source sell-side deals or write checks for a living, I bring you owners who've already decided to move, before they've picked who represents them.
Building in the open. I’m working alongside myoProcess — a vetted B2B partner trusted across $1B+ in transactions — while I route my first introductions in this lane. My first closed match replaces this paragraph.
What I see in this market that outsiders miss.