Show Notes
Sharon Heaton, the founder of sbLiftOff and a leading small business, growth strategies, and M&A SME, talks with Huntsville M&A lawyer Mike Johnson of Maynard Nexsen: Topics covered: ● M&A impact from the last shutdown ● Buyers looking at fundamentals in 2026 ● Aligning with the Administration’s priorities, including hypersonics & intelligence ● Consolidations among “smalls” To connect with Mike, visit his LinkedIn page here.To learn more about Maynard Nexsen, visit their webpage here. To connect with Sharon Heaton, visit her LinkedIn page here.To follow and learn more about sbLiftOff, check them out here.
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