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Acquiring Isn't Always a One-Way Door

Acquiring Minds

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Gabriel Cruz Avila bought a $1.4M remodeling business, weathered a divorce and burnout, then sold it two years later. 

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Topics in Gabriel’s interview:

  • Lessons learned from his dad’s business
  • Getting bored in the oil and gas industry
  • Joining ETA Circle in Houston
  • Leaning on his warehouse management experience
  • Acquiring a tile and marble company
  • Failing to dig deep into historical revenue
  • Using technology to eliminate 2 admin roles
  • Negative working capital in home remodels
  • Going through a divorce
  • Burnout led to selling the business

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Edited by Anton Rohozov and produced by Pam Cameron

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