Selling your business is often seen as the ultimate finish line for an entrepreneur. Years of tireless effort, sleepless nights, and unwavering dedication culminate in that monumental transaction. The ink dries, the papers are signed, and the money lands in your account. Euphoria, right? For many, yes. However, for a surprising number of founders, the immediate aftermath isn’t one of boundless celebration. Instead, it’s a profound sense of emptiness, a bewildering experience

But there’s another critical component that often determines the ultimate success and smoothness of your exit journey: your network. Selling your life’s work isn’t something you do in a vacuum. It demands a trusted, purpose-built ecosystem around you.