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Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1718 - When Does 1 + 1 Actually Equal 3? The Real Challenge of Making Mergers Work with Amanda David & Mark B

Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1718 - When Does 1 + 1 Actually Equal 3? The Real Challenge of Making Mergers Work with Amanda David & Mark B

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When do two companies become more valuable together than they were apart?Brian Crombie is joined by Amanda David, a technology and transformation executive specializing in digital transformation, enterprise systems and post-merger integration, and Mark Borkowski, President of Mercantile M&A, for a practical discussion about mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic partnerships.They explore the fundamental choice facing companies looking for growth: build it, buy it or partner for it? Amanda argues that businesses too often begin by choosing a transaction structure before clearly identifying the problem they are trying to solve. Mark examines the economics, governance, control and compatibility issues that can determine whether a deal ultimately succeeds.The conversation then turns to what happens after the agreement is signed. From integrating people, cultures and customers to combining technology, ERP systems, reporting structures and decision-making, closing a transaction doesn't create the promised value—integration does.Brian also reflects on his experience with the Molson and Carling O'Keefe combination and why complementarity, rather than simply cost cutting, can be the real source of the elusive 1 + 1 = 3.Plus, Brian addresses the recent discussion surrounding his interview with Mississauga Mayor and mayoral candidate Carolyn Parrish. He clarifies that the original interview was independently produced editorial content: Parrish and her campaign did not commission the interview, script or approve his questions, or exercise editorial control. After the interview originally aired, Parrish requested permission to rebroadcast it, which Brian granted as he does when guests wish to share or rebroadcast their interviews. Her campaign subsequently purchased airtime on another radio station to air the interview, and Brian states that he received no payment.From editorial independence to corporate partnerships, the episode ultimately examines the importance of clearly defining relationships, responsibilities and expectations.Because signing a deal is the easy part.The real test is what happens the morning after—and whether 1 + 1 really does equal 3.
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