Search fund entrepreneurs and investors discuss how to conduct a search to maximize the probability of finding and closing an attractive acquisition. Panelists are Rafael Somoza (MBA ’96), Robert Befidi, Jim Southern and Rich Kelley (MBA ’89). Moderated by David Dodson (MBA ’87), Lecturer for Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition. Resources on Search Funds: www. gsb. stanford. edu Center for Entrepreneurial Studies: www. gsb. stanford. edu Recorded: October 12, 2009
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