Agent Referral Guide
An agent's guide to introducing a business-owner client to CREBB Group.
You don't need to know what the business is worth. You only need to recognize the moment and know who to call.
When a client starts asking what comes next for their company, that question lands with the person they already trust. CREBB Group gives you a disciplined, confidential way to help them take the next step.
You are not diagnosing anything. You are listening for:
These are conversation signals — not proof anyone is ready to sell.
Any business with employees. That's the screen. Think of us when:
If the timing isn't right, we say so and point the owner toward preparation rather than a transaction. Nothing is wasted by referring early.
Submit the referral at refer.crebbgroup.com. We need four things: your client's name, their business name, phone, and email. No financials, no confidential details. Tell us in the notes whether your client knows you're referring them.
We acknowledge you within one business day and confirm the handoff you chose — agent-led email introduction, three-way call, or direct contact. We tell you before anything happens with the owner.
We make first contact within one business day and hold a confidential conversation about worth, timing, and options. The interview follows within days; the assessment is finished about a week after it. Your name stays attached the whole way through.
“I work with CREBB Group when a business owner wants a thoughtful conversation about what they've built, timing, or what comes next. They can help you understand the possible path without assuming you're ready to sell. If it's useful, I'm glad to make an introduction.”
That's the whole script. You're offering an introduction, not advice.
If your client asks something you can't answer, that's the ideal moment for the introduction.
Refer a client
Talk it through first
Russ Kitzberger, Managing Director
Book fifteen minutes
Understand the process
A Confidential Business Assessment — a conversation and a written summary covering the market as we see it, the paths available, and an honest read on how likely each is to work.
For most businesses, there's no fee charged to the owner. No obligation, and no assumption they're ready to sell.
Carry Value Forward.