Why I started Kingdom Broker
I spent over a decade building businesses before I sold my first one. Freight and shipping brokerage. I built it from a phone and a folder of contacts into something a strategic buyer wanted. The closing day was supposed to be the day I felt rich. It was the day I learned I'd left money on the table.
The valuation was conservative. The buyer pool was small. The broker did the bare minimum and took the standard fee. Years later I did it again with a private equity fund stake. Then a third time with a B2B company I'd built from scratch. By the third exit I knew exactly what was broken.
Most brokers list your business on a public site, wait for someone to call, and collect their fee. The owner who spent decades building takes the first decent offer because by month nine they're worn out. The buyers who can actually pay top dollar for a $1M to $20M business are not browsing public marketplaces. They are family offices, holding companies, search funds, and strategic buyers. They live in private networks.
So I built Kingdom Broker to do it the right way. Start with the buyers who can actually close. Score your business against the ones that fit. Introduce you only to the real ones. Walk you through every step from valuation to wire transfer.
The mission is bigger than fees. It is to glorify Christ and serve 10,000 families in ten years.
