Andrew Zeki, CEO of Microquare, along with Roger, Paul Kelly, and James Graves walk through how to list on the platform and what buyers see. They cover setup, the buyer experience, and answer questions from founders selling companies.
Foreign. How's it going everybody? Thank you so much for attending. It means a lot to us. We're going to be doing these a little bit more frequently just to help buyers and sellers of Microquare. But my name is Andrew Zeki, CEO and founder of Microquare. I'll pass it over to, I'll pass it right back to you, Roger. All right, on. Hey guys, I'm Roger. I'm head of marketing here at microquire, helping promote everything Microquire and yeah, loving it here every second of the day. And I am going to pass it over to Paul. Yeah, thanks Roger. Paul Kelly. I am the VP of M and A and work almost exclusively in the marketplace, helping founders get to market and assisting and guidance. And with that I'll pass the baton to Mr. Graves. Thank you, Paul. My name is James Graves. I'm the general counsel here and I head up the Advisor directory and Broker program. So yeah, let's get to it. Thank you, John. Right on, right on. So actually we're going to walk through real quickly. I'm going to walk through what it looks like to get a listing set up and then kind of the initial goings of how you're going to get a buyer message and what it looks like overall, the experience when you first get started. And so let me start by sharing my screen. And so this will just be really quick just to give you all a sense of Mike Acquire's platform. So if you're not familiar already. And so here, this is my listing that I created. You'll see that once it's completed, you'll have the listed tag here and on the left hand side is the public profile that people get to see the anonymous version without kind of your deal name or your startup name. And then on the right hand side are your details. So this is your startup name as well as the URL and then your profile here. And then so here let me give you a sense of what it looks like from a buyer standpoint. So when a buyer logs in and finds your startup and your listing, they see everything on the left hand side as I mentioned, and they can read through it and then they can request access. And so.
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