How the Ultra-Wealthy Invest After Selling a Business
“Michael Sonnenfeldt founded Tiger 21, an exclusive network of high-net-worth entrepreneurs,” shares Sam Thompson a Minneapolis business broker and the president of M&A firm Transitions In Business. “In this episode Michael shares insights into considering angel investing, mistakes entrepreneurs make after selling and how to consider investments without putting your portfolio at risk.”
What would you do with $20 million?
That’s the minimum amount required to join Tiger 21, the exclusive network where ultra-high-net-worth entrepreneurs learn how to preserve and grow their wealth.
Michael Sonnenfeldt founded Tiger 21 after selling two companies and realizing that the skills that made him a successful entrepreneur didn’t translate into smart investing. He built the group to help other entrepreneurs avoid costly post-exit mistakes.
In this episode of Built to Sell Radio, you’ll discover:
- The #1 investing mistake entrepreneurs make after selling.
- How the ultra-wealthy structure their portfolios to preserve capital.
- Why many ex-founders fail as angel investors.
- The right way to take investment risks without putting your fortune in jeopardy.
- Why “sticker shock” can catch founders off guard after a sale.
You don’t need $20 million to benefit from the strategies Sonnenfeldt has uncovered. Whether you’re planning an exit or just curious about how the ultra-wealthy manage their money, this episode will change the way you think about investing.