FitzGibbon Alexander, Inc.
FitzGibbon Alexander, Inc. is a Florida business brokerage and transaction advisory firm offering valuations, seller and buyer representation, exit planning, confidential marketing, acquisition searches, and transaction support.
What stands out about FitzGibbon Alexander, Inc.
The firm publicly describes a Florida-wide intermediary and advisory model for privately held businesses, with services spanning valuation, confidential sale processes, buyer searches, due diligence, negotiation, and transaction management. Its public materials reference main-street and middle-market experience, but do not publish universal quantitative engagement thresholds or standard seller fee terms.[1][3][4][5]
What does FitzGibbon Alexander, Inc. do?
FitzGibbon Alexander, Inc. identifies itself as a provider of business sales, acquisitions, valuations, and transaction support for privately held businesses. The firm lists offices in Orlando and Daytona Beach, Florida, and states that it provides confidential sales, acquisitions, and professional valuations throughout Florida.
The firm’s homepage states that it has 30+ years of transaction experience and works directly with clients. Its public materials describe both seller-side and buyer-side services, including valuation, confidential marketing, targeted acquisition searches, due diligence, negotiation, and transaction management.[1]
Publicly stated services include business valuations, seller representation, buyer representation, exit planning, and transaction support. Seller-side materials describe confidential marketing, exit-strategy development, preparation of marketing materials, process guidance, negotiation facilitation, and valuation support.
Buyer-side services include buyer profiling, targeted searches that may include businesses not publicly listed, confidentiality, due-diligence assistance, negotiation support, and transaction management. The seller page also states that the firm assists with financing considerations, legal-document preparation, and transaction guidance.[1][3][4]
Owners comparing intermediaries can also review Auxo’s business broker, M&A advisor and investment bank comparison, advisor-selection guide, and M&A advisor fee guide.
What should a business owner evaluate before hiring FitzGibbon Alexander, Inc.?
An owner evaluating the firm can expect a Florida-focused intermediary offering valuation, confidential marketing, buyer attraction, negotiation support, and transaction guidance. The firm’s public materials describe experience across privately held businesses, main-street and middle-market transactions, and a broad range of industries.
Before signing an engagement, an owner should request the proposed commission, retainer, minimum fee, reimbursable expenses, tail, termination provisions, and engagement term because the official seller page does not publish those standard terms. The owner should also clarify acceptance criteria, assignment leadership, comparable transactions, buyer qualification, confidentiality procedures, and the division of legal, tax, financing, and accounting responsibilities.[1][3][4][5]
What are the proposed commission, retainer, minimum-fee, expense-reimbursement, tail, termination, and engagement-term provisions
What revenue, EBITDA, transaction-value, employee-count, or industry criteria determine whether the firm accepts an engagement
Which team member will lead the assignment, and which prior transactions are comparable by sector, size, geography, and structure
What size transactions does FitzGibbon Alexander, Inc. handle?
The affiliated Alexander Business Law and FitzGibbon Alexander page identifies a current acquisition opportunity involving an estate planning and elder law firm with a 30-year reputation and practices covering estate planning, probate, elder law, Medicaid planning, and guardianship.
It also identifies a current Southwest Florida personal injury law-firm opportunity with $850,000+ revenue in 2024 and $535,000+ in seller’s discretionary earnings. A Southeast Florida estate planning and real-estate law practice appears in the page’s Recent Off-Market and SOLD Listings section; the page describes a 45+ year presence, 400+ estate plans, and 125+ real-estate closings completed in 2024, along with seller availability to remain as of counsel.[6]
The firm’s public offering covers business sales and acquisitions, valuation, seller representation, buyer representation, exit planning, and transaction support. The buyer process includes targeted acquisition searches and may include opportunities that are not publicly listed.
Publicly identified law-practice opportunities include an estate planning and elder law firm described as a current acquisition opportunity and a personal injury law firm in Southwest Florida described as a current acquisition opportunity. The affiliated page also identifies an estate planning and real-estate law practice in Southeast Florida in its Recent Off-Market and SOLD Listings section.[1][3][4][6]
The firm’s stated experience spans manufacturing, education providers, hospitality and lodging, distribution, retail, advertising, business services, consulting, food services, franchises, accounting firms and private practices, animal businesses, printing, construction and contracting, and engineering firms.
An official biography also identifies brokered-sale experience involving auto repair centers, pet boarding facilities, mortgage brokers, HVAC businesses, restaurants, and bars. The affiliated transaction page identifies law-practice opportunities in areas including estate planning, probate, elder law, Medicaid planning, guardianship, personal injury, and real-estate law.[5][6]
What does FitzGibbon Alexander, Inc. publicly disclose about fees and engagement terms?
The official homepage refers to privately held businesses and main-street and middle-market transaction experience, but does not publish a universal revenue, EBITDA, transaction-value, or employee-count engagement threshold.
The official seller page does not publish a universal brokerage fee percentage, retainer, minimum fee, expense schedule, tail period, termination schedule, or standard engagement-term schedule. The official buyer page does not publish a universal acquisition-size, revenue, EBITDA, employee-count, or buyer-qualification threshold.
The official About Us page describes broad transaction and valuation experience but does not provide a dated transaction-by-transaction archive with consideration values and buyer identities.[1][3][4][5]
FITZGIBBON ALEXANDER, INC. is listed by the Florida Division of Corporations as an active Florida profit corporation, document number P06000104402, filed August 9, 2006. The corporate record lists the Orlando address as the principal address and Matthew J. Fitzgibbon as director and president.
The firm’s official biographies state that Matthew Fitzgibbon and Shaun Thornton are licensed Florida real-estate brokers. Chance Sweat’s professional site states that he is a Florida licensed sales associate working under the direction of FitzGibbon Alexander, Inc.[2][5][7]
Seller-side materials describe valuation, confidential marketing, buyer attraction, process guidance, negotiation, financing considerations, legal-document preparation, and transaction guidance. Buyer-side materials describe profiling, targeted searches, confidentiality, due diligence, negotiation support, and transaction management.
The affiliated law-practice transaction page describes a confidential process involving an initial call, an NDA, listing review, due diligence, offer terms, and transition support.[3][4][6]
Questions to ask before hiring FitzGibbon Alexander, Inc.
What are the proposed commission, retainer, minimum-fee, expense-reimbursement, tail, termination, and engagement-term provisions?
What revenue, EBITDA, transaction-value, employee-count, or industry criteria determine whether the firm accepts an engagement?
Which team member will lead the assignment, and which prior transactions are comparable by sector, size, geography, and structure?
How are prospective buyers qualified, and how will confidentiality be maintained with employees, customers, and competitors?
Which legal, tax, financing, and accounting responsibilities remain with the owner and outside advisers?
What offer terms and transition support are contemplated for the relevant acquisition opportunity?
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