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Selling Your Business FAQ
What is a Certified Business Intermediary? Certified Business Intermediary (CBI) is the designation awarded by the International Business Brokers Association (IBBA) to members that have satisfied the educational requirements and conform to the ethical standards of IBBA.
A CBI is an experienced, proven professional whose claim of competence is supported and documented. With the proven skills necessary to handle the marketing, negotiations and complex details involved, a CBI can successfully complete the purchase or sale of your business.
A CBI has these distinctive credentials:
What are the CBI Requirements?
Education - A CBI must complete a minimum of 60 class hours of business brokerage courses offered exclusively through the IBBA. A CBI must demonstrate an ongoing commitment to professional development through continuing education and periodic recertification. Experience - Competence in the application of knowledge gained through practical experience. A CBI must have a combined minimum of three years experience and education in business brokerage. Knowledge - A high degree of knowledge garnered through the completion of required courses and the passing of its respective examination. Examination - The successful completion of a comprehensive examination. Ethics - A thorough knowledge of, and loyalty to, the IBBA's Code of Ethics.
Every CBI has undergone a specialized course of detailed training, aimed at making the process of buying or selling a business as smooth and worry-free as possible.
A CBI brings special qualifications to your needs:
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