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.

Yes, you can get paid to search, but the journey is still pretty tough.

With so much homogeneity in the search fund world, some level of competition is inevitable. But it can and should be reduced with greater transparency.

Organizing your search around narrowly defined industries has various benefits.

A search fund entrepreneur’s decision to partner or go it alone has long-term impacts. Here are some things to consider before taking the plunge.

Many small businesses fall under the "guy and his gadget" category and need to mature further before becoming viable targets for search funds.

A guide for answering one of the most common objections posed by investors new to the search fund model.

What explains the outsized returns of the search fund model? Here we explore some possible answers.

As the search fund model expands globally, the investor community would be wise to consider how to effectively manage that expansion.

Time is an entrepreneur’s most valuable asset. Here’s a search fund story of time lost.

Search fund entrepreneurs are hungry for knowledge but short on time. Audiobooks are a great tool to learn on the go.

Should a search fund entrepreneur travel frequently and quickly? Or use travel time more sparingly?

With search fund accelerators on the rise, we examine their true value to the search fund entreprenuer.

Applying learnings from one of the greatest books on business relationships to the search fund process.

Analysis and commentary on the 2018 Stanford search fund study.

Who you know will help, but likely not as much as you would expect.

A roll-up strategy is initially appealing to many searchers, but consider the risks.