Under Contract
Collegiate athletics consulting firm with strong client retention
Collegiate Athletics Consulting Firm in Reno, Nevada
On NextCompany since October 15, 2026 (today)
Reno, NVEstablished 20140 FT + 12 PT employees
Business overview
This Reno, Nevada consulting firm advises colleges, universities, athletics conferences, governing bodies, and executives. It provides program assessments, executive searches, strategic planning, and coaching. The firm has served well over 100 clients and draws a high rate of repeat engagements. Referrals and partnerships generate demand without paid advertising.
The business has operated since 2014 and runs remotely through independent contractors. It has 12 part-time employees and can relocate. The under-contract listing carries a $1,098,000 asking price, $860,384 in gross revenue, and $302,856 in adjusted cash flow. The owner plans to wind down their career and offers approximately one year of transition and advisory support.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Consulting firms serving colleges or universities that seek program assessment and executive search capabilities.
- Buyers seeking a relocatable advisory business with remote operations and an independent contractor model.
- Strategic acquirers serving athletics conferences or governing bodies who value a history of repeat engagements.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The owner is selling to begin winding down their career.
Frequently Asked Questions
The firm has served well over 100 clients. Its clients include colleges, universities, athletics conferences, governing bodies, and executives.
The firm conducts program assessments and executive searches. It also provides strategic planning and coaching.
The business operates remotely through independent contractors and has 12 part-time employees. Its operations can relocate.
The firm draws demand through referrals and partnerships. It does not rely on paid advertising.
The owner offers hands-on transition and advisory support for approximately one year. The owner plans to wind down their career.