The Heart of Furtherance: A Family Partnership Approach

At Furtherance, our approach to business is personal. We are not just a private equity company; we are a close-knit team of family and friends who have worked together for over two decades, and this bond is at the core of our success.

We understand the tremendous effort it takes to build and nurture a successful business because we've been there ourselves. We know the significance of genuine care for customers and employees during the sale process because we've lived it. Our experiences have taught us that the sale of a business is not just a financial transaction; it's a transition that impacts the lives of many.

When we approach acquisitions, we do so with a deep sense of connection, patience, a light touch, and unwavering dedication. Our primary focus is on empowering employees and safeguarding the legacy that has contributed to the organization's success. We don't just acquire businesses; we become stewards of their traditions and values, and this is a deeply personal commitment.

One of the unique aspects of Furtherance is our financial independence. With over $100 million in capital available for acquisitions, we have the autonomy to make decisions which align with our long-term vision. This financial freedom allows us to foster success while staying true to our values, without the constraints of external pressures.

Our family partnership approach isn't just about conducting business; it's about building lasting relationships with business owners, employees, and communities. It's about recognizing that every business has a unique story, and it's our privilege to be a part of that story, helping it evolve and thrive.

At Furtherance, we are more than a private equity firm; we are a family of dedicated individuals committed to the preservation of legacies and the continuation of success. We are here to ensure that the businesses we acquire continue to flourish and make a positive impact on their communities and the lives of their employees.

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