TOM
CUBIT
ABOUT
I am an experienced leader with a track record of leading cross-functional teams, aligning business and technical priorities, and delivering results through strong relationships.
I am now actively looking to acquire a services-based business in the Chicagoland area with a solid foundation and team. I aim to carry the business forward with the same care the owner put into building it – preserving what works while applying hands-on leadership to support thoughtful, long-term growth.
I am seeking business owners, brokers,
and community members who may
know of companies with strong
foundations and good reputations
looking for a committed new owner.
I am SBA pre-qualified and ready to
commit to the right deal.
FINANCING READINESS
- $100,000+ cash
- 800+ credit score
- SBA pre-qualified
- Investor backing secured to supplement SBA and personal funding
ACQUISITION DEAL BOX
- SDE $350–$500K+
- Timeline: ASAP
- Established business, 10+ years old
- Chicagoland Area, within one hour of Mount Prospect
INDUSTRY PREFERENCES
Open to any steady, services-based business with recurring revenue. Of particular interest:
- Property Management
- Plumbing | HVAC | Electrical Services
- Senior Home Care Services | Death Care Services
- Fire/Water Restoration
- Vehicle Equipment Services | Commercial Equipment Rental
- Industrial Cleaning | Janitorial
- Waste Management | Laundry Services
- Professional Services | Safety & Compliance Services
VALUE PROPOSITION
I’ve led complex initiatives, including most recently a portfolio of 16 business applications across multiple teams at times scaling over 100 people and a $5.2M budget—keeping everyone aligned, supported, and focused on shared goals. I plan to bring this hands-on leadership and team-first approach to the business I acquire, ensuring continuity, care, and long-term success.
My background includes a business degree and an MBA, and I have recently taken the following steps in preparation to acquire a business:
Completed business acquisition course by Contrarian Thinking
Read “Buy Then Build” and “HBR Guide to Buying a Small Business”