Brian Adolph
Business Broker at Transworld Business Advisors of Canton
Current deals $2.5MUpdated August 2026
Active in
Based on current listings; this profile has not stated a specialty.
About
Brian Adolph advises owners and stakeholders at Transworld Business Advisors of Canton. He helps clients buy and sell businesses in Canton, Stark County, and Northeast Ohio. He focuses on exit planning for owners. Brian grew up in a family of business owners. He bought and sold businesses of his own. He taught marketing internships at UCLA, CSU Northridge, UCSB, and Loyola Marymount University. In 2005 he returned to Ohio to run the family vending business. He serves as Volunteer Counselor and Treasurer for his local SBA SCORE Chapter.
Who is a good fit for Brian Adolph
- Owners in Canton and Stark County who want to sell a company.
- Buyers seeking fencing, millwork, solar, or auto repair businesses in Ohio.
- Owners who want exit planning from an adviser who has sold a company.
- Buyers looking at mental health, childcare, or food businesses in Stark County.
Active listings (1)
Asking prices from $2.5M.
Frequently Asked Questions
Brian Adolph lists businesses across Canton, Stark County, and Northeast Ohio. He currently lists a fencing contractor and a millwork fabricator. He also lists a mental health practice, a solar installer, and an auto repair shop. Buyers also find childcare, a pizzeria, a florist, and a tanning salon in his listings.
Brian Adolph helps business owners and stakeholders buy and sell companies. He advises sellers on exit planning. He works to identify a buyer for each business. He focuses that work on Canton, Stark County, and Northeast Ohio.
Brian Adolph began his career in marketing and sales management. He taught marketing internships at UCLA, CSU Northridge, UCSB, and Loyola Marymount University. He started a marketing agency in Bakersfield, California. In 2005 he returned to Ohio to run the family vending business.
Brian Adolph grew up in a family of business owners. He has bought and sold businesses of his own. In 2005 he took over the family vending business in Ohio. He sold that company more than 10 years later.
Brian Adolph writes a monthly financial article for Jackson Living Magazine. He serves as Volunteer Counselor for his local SBA SCORE Chapter. He also serves as Treasurer of that SCORE chapter. He mentors owners in his Canton-area business community through SCORE.