Connecting the Transaction Process & Maximizing Value Creation
Learn about how to connect the overall transaction process & optimize value creation in this course with Carlos Cesta.
What you’ll learn
- The value of bringing the integration lead upfront in the process
- What to look for in a target entity
- How to incorporate variables into the deal evaluation
- The benefits of planning integration early
Course content
When did you learn the value of bringing the integration lead upfront in the process?
Where do you begin when deciding deal structure?
What does a target entity look like?
When do you start internally discussing integration?
What should you do when unexpected events occur during the deal process?
Example of Connecting the Deal Sponsor and Integration Team Early on With the Target Company.
Who is this course for
M&A professionals who are looking to improve their workflows throughout the different stages of the deal lifecycle, while maximizing the transaction value.
Instructor
Carlos Cesta is the Vice President of Corporate Development/M&A at Presidio. He is an investment banking and private equity-trained executive with over 15 years of experience executing and leading strategic initiatives.
Badges
Upon completing this course, you will receive a badge for "Connecting the Transaction Process & Maximizing Value Creation".
Have any questions?
The M&A Science Academy is an online-platform where you can access courses taught by M&A professionals. The courses cover a wide variety of M&A topics such as integration, divestitures, due diligence, management styles, and more.
The M&A Science Academy includes courses from M&A experts who are eager to share their stories, failures, and successes.
Our goal is to provide users with knowledge from industry practitioners that can be applied to their own practices.
The M&A Science Academy courses were created to cover a range of topics based upon common M&A challenges. We are going to be adding new content regularly so feel free to explore new areas!
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