I have worked in M&A from three different seats: as an advisor, as a buyer, and now — alongside a finance leadership role — as an independent advisor to both.
I started in transaction services, running financial due diligence for corporate and private equity clients. That work teaches you precisely how a company’s numbers come apart under examination, and what an acquirer does with what they find.
I then moved into corporate development, which is where it became genuinely interesting: end-to-end M&A alongside strategy and transformation work. I prepared a market entry strategy and then helped execute it. I valued each acquired division to report progress to the board. I owned every inbound acquisition lead — the first diligence pass, then the memorandum to the M&A committee. I built the acquisition pipeline together with the governance and capability needed to acquire repeatedly rather than occasionally, and I ran competitor monitoring to feed it.
Today I am Head of Finance at a software company. That keeps me close to the operational reality diligence findings actually land in — accounting, tax, reporting, controls — and it is also why I take a small number of advisory engagements rather than many.
I work in Danish and English, and I am based in Denmark.
I do not name clients or transactions, and I do not publish case studies. What is discussed with me stays with me, including whether we spoke at all.
Thirty minutes, no charge, no pitch. Tell me what you are considering and roughly when.
Independent M&A advisory. Sell-side readiness and fractional corporate development — fixed fee, no success fee.