About

Trafalgar clients trust us to deliver precisely accurate investment advisement, guidance, and support to achieve success. The insight we provide results from executing dozens of transactions in the verticals we know. We help entrepreneurs succeed by offering them the flexibility of a success-based payment model and affordable retainer fees.  In essence, we win when our clients win. We are a boutique firm with a differentiated approach to four key inflection points in the M&A process.

Preparation
Uniquely unbiased sell-side focus, combined with proven analytical skills. Our clients can continue to provide the strategic direction to run their businesses while we proactively anticipate and field preliminary company-specific questions.

Marketing
Senior-level marketing strategy that drives pointed messaging, access to markets and speed of engagement. We relentlessly hone our understanding of the market through intelligence and past engagements, supplementing our deep client knowledge to draft confidential marketing materials for prospective buyers. Thoroughness and integrity are our anchors.

Negotiation
Experienced dealmakers that have earned their reputation as hard and ethical negotiators. Our crew utilizes electronic data rooms and other state-of-the-art techniques to simultaneously accelerate speed-to-market, reduce risk, maintain confidentiality, and maximize certainty of close.

Diligence/Closing
Proactive approach to anticipate due diligence issues, solving unforeseen problems. Throughout the duration of the engagement, we are proactive in managing the entire transaction while retaining control over both anticipated and unforeseen elements.

The Battle of Trafalgar (21 October 1805) was a naval engagement fought by the British Royal Navy against the combined fleets of the French and Spanish Navies during the Napoleonic Wars (1803–1815).

The victory confirmed British naval supremacy and was achieved in part through Admiral Lord Nelson's departure from prevailing naval tactical orthodoxy. Conventional battle tactics anticipated opposing fleets engaging each other in single parallel lines to facilitate signaling, disengagement and to maximize fields of fire. Nelson brilliantly arranged his ships into opposing columns that directly engaged the enemy fleets’ line.

Like the legendary admiral, we are prepared to confront challenging assignments and opportunities directly and without compromise. Trust Trafalgar to help you make headway despite the most challenging circumstances. 

As Nelson famously said, “England expects that every man will do his duty,” and that is the type of esprit de corps we impart to every client engagement.¹

Please contact us today at info@Trafalgarcp.com to learn more