
Our Values
Driving growth with integrity, partnership, and long-term vision


At VonAllmen Capital Partners we strictly adhere to a buy-and-hold mentality.
As an organization we look to continue to maintain the current business, and we make it our mission to see your business continue to grow and flourish for many years into the future. At no point during our evaluation process are we thinking about when we can sell. Our greatest successes have come from businesses that we owned for numerous decades.
We understand that selling a business is an emotional decision and that there are many non-financial considerations and concerns that a business owner has.
Because it is our desire to maintain and preserve the core principles that made your business a successful organization, in any purchase our main goal is to create a seamless shift in ownership. We take a genuine interest in understanding the unique qualities that make your business a winner, and we can often accommodate specific requests such as keeping on employees who have helped to grow the business.


The importance of the seller after the transaction is complete.
In many cases the seller retains a portion of the ownership in the company, and some agree to work part time in a consulting capacity. Owners who have sold to us in the past have been able to take pride in watching the company they’ve built continue to prosper, still following the course they set for it many years ago.

We work hard to put all of our concerns and desires on the table up front and ask that the potential seller does the same.
We have a reputation for being a what-you-see-is-what-you-get firm and we go to great lengths to make sure our actions keep that reputation strong. Our history proves us to be people who live the basic values of honesty, openness, hard work, fairness and trust. This is not only the nature of us as individuals, but we know there is a practical business component for us as well – a dissatisfied seller still has many contacts in their industry and were we to gain a bad reputation it would seriously damage our newly acquired business.