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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Ventura Group provides investment banking and corporate development services to middle market family-owned and privately-held companies and publicly traded corporations including: Sales of family-owned and privately-held businesses Corporate divestitures Strategic Assessments and Corporate Development Advisory M&A Valuations Fairness Opinions and Board Advisory Acquisitions The firm is rooted in transaction experience developed within the Corporate Development organizations of highly successful large, multinational corporations. We are committed to delivering the same level of expertise and performance demanded by Fortune 100 companies of their investment bankers to smaller and mid-size companies.
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