, Since 1998
Nexus Group, Inc.
A private, Seller-side, middle-market merger and acquisition firm that specializes in insurance agency and broker transactions. Our focus is on selling companies. We help successful agencies complete strategic transactions that not only meet their interpersonal, cultural, financial, tax and legal needs, but also provide them with the best possible solution for perpetuating their business.
Your M&A Partner
Our skilled merger and acquisition specialists have decades of experience. We guide you step-by-step through the engagement process, “partnering” with you to produce a successful deal. You work closely with several Nexus Group team members who coordinate every facet of your transaction, from identifying, evaluating and pre-qualifying buyers to negotiating the best terms and price. This can free up your time to do what you do best…sell insurance. Nexus Group works with you and your other professional advisors to provide an array of confidential services.
Your Success
Unlike many other merger and acquisition firms, we work before we are paid (the risk is ours). If we don’t produce satisfactory results, you do not pay. That’s how confident we are in our ability to deliver high performance and outstanding outcomes. Your success is literally our success. Let our experienced merger and acquisition firm help you negotiate the best deal for your agency. Contact us for a confidential consultation today.
Steve Griggs
Mr. Griggs has been involved in numerous public and private offerings of debt and equity securities and over 500 merger, divestiture and acquisition transactions.
Scott Novell
Mr. Novell has been involved in public and private offerings of debt and equity securities, and over 300 merger, divestiture and acquisition transactions.
Ed Anderson
Mr. Anderson has been involved in private offerings of debt securities and numerous merger, divestiture and acquisition transactions.
Seller-Side Services . . .
A Distinctively Different Approach
Nexus Group Inc. is a boutique firm that specializes in selling successful private companies. These companies are well-managed, and have the common denominator of "not needing to sell". They have valuations from $2 million to $50 million and typically sell to more resourceful organizations.
