The Real Truth About Private Equity Growth


Selling to private equity is not the end of the journey. It is the beginning of a new phase of growth.

In this episode of the Measure Success Podcast, Carl J. Cox, CEO of 40 Strategy and 40 Accounting sits down with Neel Bhargave, founding partner at NB Group, to unpack how private equity partnerships really work for founder- and family-owned businesses.

Neel shares how his firm approaches growth-focused investing, why rolling equity is critical, and how conservative use of debt protects long-term value. The conversation also explores what typically changes in the first 18 months after an investment, including finance, leadership structure, and strategic planning.

This episode offers clear insight for founders thinking about private equity and operators preparing for their next stage of scale.

Listen now and learn how to build a business that is ready for growth, partnership, and long-term success.

 


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