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location iconWaitsfield, Vermont
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Since 1997, Mad River Associates has established itself as the premier intermediary of lower middle market M&A transactions. Its clients are financial and strategic buyers. Mad River Associates has developed and refined a proprietary methodology and process, resulting in a system for successfully identifying, targeting, and connecting with great companies which meet their client’s desired criteria.

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