Episode 137 – The DSO vs. Private Buyer Debate with Brannon Moncrief of McLerran & Associates
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Show Notes
This week, the Dental Amigos welcome Brannon Moncrief, the Principal and CEO of McLerran & Associates, who specializes in providing sell-side advisory to large dental practice owners seeking to monetize their businesses in private buyer sales or DSO transactions. Brannon has personally facilitated the sale of over 1,000 dental practices and is widely considered to be an expert on DSO affiliations. In this episode, Brannon offers his insight on the “DSO vs. private doctor buyer” debate, emphasizing the importance of defining personal, professional, and financial goals before making a decision. Brannon draws on his extensive experience to help listeners understand concepts like EBITDA and the different types of equity to help listeners understand highly complex and often confusing DSO offers. Finally, Brannon discusses the challenges of internal succession planning and his long term strategies for facilitating a smooth transition into retirement. To get in touch with Brannon and his team, schedule a free, confidential discovery call here: https://dentaltransitions.com/contact-us/. Brannon can also be reached directly at br*****@***************ns.com or (512) 660-8505. Listeners who want to reach Paul can do so at Pa**@**********os.com and those who want to reach Rob can do so at Ro*@*************aw.com.
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