Where acquisition entrepreneurs learn, connect and thrive
EtA Central is a vetted community of Australian’s interested in Entrepreneurship through Acquisition.
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Learn the fundamentals of buying and running a business
Courses, events, and resources for every stage of the EtA journey – from finding a business to buy, to managing daily operations, to investing in future acquirers.
Find and connect with your people
Are you a business nerd? You’ll fit right in. Chat with peers who see the world like you do, learn from their experiences, find investors and investment opportunities.
“My favourite place to hang out on the internet. I’ve made life-altering connections on EtA Central”
The team behind EtA Central
EtA Central was founded by Australian EtA thought leaders Pete Seligman, Jason Andrew, and James Frank who recognised the need for infrastructure to support the growing APAC EtA community.
Who else you’ll find on the inside
- Aspiring entrepreneurs on the journey to buying their first business
- Operators who are already running a business
- Business owners looking to make strategic acquisitions
- Search investors looking to invest in aspiring entrepreneurs
“EtA Central is a must for anyone considering buying a business. I learned so much from the courses and community”
Frequently Asked Questions
Memberships are currently $1,200 annually.
You will gain 24/7 access to the EtA Central online community which is jam packed full of the resources, events and connections you need to be a successful acquisition entrepreneur.
For a limited time, an EtA Central membership will also get you free tickets to the next annual 2 day ‘EtA Forum’ in person event, valued at $800.
EtA is short for ‘Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition’ – or, in other words, entrepreneurship through buying a business. It’s a strategy wherein folks buy an existing company and build it, rather than starting a new one from scratch.
Buying a business means skipping the effort, pain and risk of creating a business from scratch. The strategy lends itself to folks that are better suited to taking a company from 1 to 10, instead of 0 to 1.