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Dagmar Sachs

Business Broker at Simmons & Associates

St Simons Island, GA Website
CEPAUpdated October 2026

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Dagmar Sachs supports veterinarians through ownership transitions, practice appraisals, and business consultation at Simmons & Associates. She has worked in the veterinary field since 2001. She draws on experience in distribution, manufacturer sales, and corporate practice consolidation. She also brings exit planning training to her work with practice owners. Before entering veterinary work, she worked in corporate finance and banking. She found her first veterinary role with a small regional distributor after attending an MDVMA Summer meeting. She then spent nearly 20 years as a top-performing distribution and manufacturer sales representative in the Mid Atlantic region. She later worked for a major corporate consolidator for several years. She earned a Finance degree with Marketing and Real Estate minors from THE Ohio State University and holds a CEPA designation.

Who is a good fit for Dagmar Sachs

  • Veterinary practice owners preparing for an ownership transition.
  • Veterinarians seeking an appraisal of their practice.
  • Practice owners seeking exit planning guidance from a CEPA designee.

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Dagmar Sachs supports veterinarians through ownership transitions, practice appraisals, and business consultation. She brings experience from veterinary distribution, manufacturer sales, and corporate practice consolidation to that work.

Dagmar Sachs has worked in the veterinary field since 2001. She spent nearly 20 years as a top-performing distribution and manufacturer sales representative in the Mid Atlantic region. She later worked for a major corporate consolidator for several years.

Dagmar Sachs earned a Finance degree with Marketing and Real Estate minors from THE Ohio State University. She also holds a CEPA designation, which she earned to deepen her exit planning expertise.

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