<p>How does life at a family business change after being acquired by a private equity firm? We were recently joined by Marc Calcaterra, CEO of Torsion Group Corp, a manufacturer and distributor of garage door parts and accessories. In this interview, Marc discusses his discuss his experience working with a private equity partner since being acquired in 2016. Among other things, Mark covers:</p><ul><li>What caused Torsion Group Corp to seek a transaction</li><li>Why the company chose private equity over other deal options</li><li>Fears associated with partnering with private equity</li><li>Benefits and challenges of working with private equity partner</li><li>Reporting requirements under private equity ownership</li><li>Decision to retain equity in the business&nbsp;</li><li>Advice for owners looking to sell their businesses</li><li>Biggest difference between being family owned and private equity owned</li></ul>

What To Expect From Financial And Tax Due Diligence

Selling a company is something most business owners will only encounter once in their lifetime. Over the years, we've met with thousands of business owners and noticed that the same questions and concerns come up repeatedly. To that end, we've launched our Well Capitalized Interview Series to help demystify the process of selling one's business. We interview private equity investors, business owners who have partnered with private equity groups, and professionals well-versed in legal, tax, accounting, environmental and other aspects of business transactions.