Finn Kelly sold his prior wealth management firm for $1M to $5M
Finn Kelly · What if An Accounting Firm Was Built Specifically For Young Entrepreneurs? EP 285: Finn Kelly · Jun 14, 2016 · at 8:43
Finn Kelly recounts the acquisition price range of his prior wealth management business to host Nathan Latka.
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“So we sold that for multiple million. Not in the eight figures, but in the between a 1,000,05 million, something like that.”
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