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M&A Integrations

Faculty Lead: Thomas Kessler is a leading M&A and post-merger integration specialist

28 years of global cross-border mergers and acquisitions experience with 46 Pre- and Post-merger Integrations and more than 260 in my network.

Thomas has personally trained over 1700 senior executives in Europe, Asia and North America.

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Advisory

Don’t Lose Essential Capabilities to Bad M&A Practices

Neglecting a Robust M&A Strategy

Failure to develop a comprehensive mergers and acquisitions (M&A) strategy can result in missed growth opportunities, misallocated resources, and substantial financial losses.

Bridging the Gap: Aligning Deal and Integration Teams

The disconnect between deal-making and integration teams can lead to significant inefficiencies, unrealized synergies, and failed acquisitions.

Avoiding Value Destruction: The Perils of Overpayment

Acquiring companies at inflated prices due to inadequate valuation and insufficient due diligence can severely deplete financial resources, erode shareholder value, and compromise long-term strategic objectives.

Neglecting a Robust M&A Strategy

Failure to develop a comprehensive mergers and acquisitions (M&A) strategy can result in missed growth opportunities, misallocated resources, and financial losses.

Bridging the Gap: Aligning Deal and Integration Teams

The disconnect between deal-making and integration teams can lead to significant inefficiencies, unrealized synergies, and failed acquisitions.

Avoiding Value Destruction: The Perils of Overpayment

Acquiring companies at inflated prices due to inadequate valuation and insufficient due diligence can deplete financial resources, erode shareholder value, and compromise long-term objectives.