One searcher's story about deciding to launch a search fund.

The “self-funded search” was all that existed before search funds came along, and it’s clearly worked well for many. This post serves as the counterargument to a previous post, “The risks of self-funding your search.”

A list of search fund courses and entrepreneurship through acquisition courses at universities worldwide.

Learn the difference between search funds and entrepreneurship through acquisition.

Want to join a search fund accelerator? Here's a full list of the accelerators in operation today.

A search fund accelerator can bring many benefits, and also a few costs.

When deciding whether to raise a search fund or self-fund your search, consider these risks.

Defining success can be a challenge for the search fund entrepreneur.

Does the search fund model qualify as an impact investing vehicle?

How can a search fund entrepreneur be both insanely passionate and industry agnostic?

The search fund entrepreneur earns an income before closing a deal. Does this mean she has less "skin in the game"?

Trade shows can be fruitful for search fund entrepreneurs, but only if done right.

As a search fund entrepreneur, decisiveness is good, and too much analysis can stand in your way.

A search fund entrepreneur operating outside her home market faces some additional challenges.

Baby boomers are retiring with no succession solution. Search fund entrepreneurs can solve that problem.

Should a searcher be a Jill of all trades or have a super power?

Search fund entrepreneurs are lonely, but they needn't be that lonely.

Search funds work pretty hard to differentiate themselves from traditional private equity. Here's how.

Prospective search fund entrepreneurs agonize about raising capital. They are advised to redirect their agony.

During the holidays, quantity falls while quality rises.