Who We Are
The Miami Valley office of Sunbelt is owned and operated by brothers Gerry Chadwick and Mark Chadwick and is one of over 350 worldwide offices of the Sunbelt Network. While we work with Sellers and Buyers throughout the United States Sunbelt of Miami Valley, LLC focuses most of our activities in Montgomery, Greene, Butler, Miami, Clark, Preble and Darke counties.
The Sunbelt Network sold over 4500 businesses last year alone and our clients have over 2000 brokers working on their behalf. Being a part of the worldwide network is important since over 40% of business buyers come from outside of the local area of the business.
All of our work is done CONFIDENTIALLY so that your competitors won’t know, your customers won’t know, your employees won’t know, your landlord won’t know, etc...
Our professionals are involved through the entire business acquisition process from the listing, marketing, buyer qualification, due diligence and then finally closing.
When you hire Sunbelt, you can be assured that our professionals will work diligently to represent your needs from listing to closing. Our achievements have not gone unnoticed.
Sunbelt has been rated the top business brokerage firm every year since 1995. The January 2005 edition of Entrepreneur Magazine ranks us the preeminent business brokerage firm once again.
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Ohio extends benefits for jobless workers
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With Ohio's unemployment rate steadily climbing, the state is extending benefits into overtime.
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United Way to give $8.9M to area groups
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The United Way of the Greater Dayton Area will dole out $8.9 million to local nonprofits, roughly the same amount it gave last year. (GM)
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Work-based weight loss plans can be motivator
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A push from the workplace can be a motivator to lose weight, according to a review of studies by University of Cincinnati researchers.
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Economic fears, oil price slow AK Steel's stock
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Shares of AK Steel sank 14 percent Wednesday, closing at $56.65, off $8.94, as investors dumped steel and coal mining stocks. Oil set a new record just shy of $144 per barrel, compounding fears of a slowing U.S. economy. (AKS)
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Fuel costs force AirTran to make pay cuts
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AirTran Airways Corp. said Wednesday it plans to slash employee pay by 5 to 15 percent in a cost-cutting move to help the beleaguered airline cope with rising fuel prices. (AAI)
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Blockbuster drops bid for Circuit City
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Video rental chain Blockbuster Inc. has decided to withdraw its proposal to buy Circuit City Stores Inc. (BBI) (CC)
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Wittenberg receives $1.5 million endowment
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Wittenberg University will expand its entrepreneurship programs thanks to a $1.5 million endowment given this month.
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Kroger expands ground beef recall
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Kroger Co. will recall more ground beef now that Nebraska Beef in Omaha, Neb., has been identified by the U.S. Department of Agriculture as the supplier of products linked to an outbreak of E. coli-related illness. (KR)
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Baird analyst: Fifth Third has enough capital
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A Robert W. Baird & Co. analyst has raised his rating on Fifth Third Bancorp's stock in the wake of the bank holding company's major moves to raise capital - a move that sent shares up modestly on Wednesday. (FITB)
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Fuel-efficient vehicles power Honda to June sales gain
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Consumers again flocked to Honda Motor Co. Ltd.'s fuel-efficient vehicles in June as the company's U.S. sales arm posted a monthly gain despite a more than 20 percent drop in truck and sport-utility vehicle sales. (HMC)
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