Board seat

Grow your SME with a board member who thinks like a buyer.

You don't want to sell, but to structure and grow your business? We join your board of directors as an active board member. You benefit from the same perspective we apply to the SMEs we acquire: growth discipline, structuring, network and operational experience. You keep control of your company; you gain an experienced governance partner.

What you gain

An experienced board member, focused on value creation

An investor-acquirer's perspective on your strategy and your figures

Access to our network and our experience of growing SMEs

A clear mandate, paid through directors' fees, with no equity stake in your company

Who joins your board?

Nicolas Nervi — co-founder of Vendre-Entreprise.ch

Nicolas Nervi

Co-founder of Vendre-Entreprise.ch

Born 31.10.1977

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“When I sit on your board, I bring the same perspective I use to acquire and grow SMEs: what creates value, and how to activate it in practice.”

Nicolas is a growth and transformation leader with over 25 years of experience working alongside businesses. An expert in artificial intelligence and automation for SMEs, he helps business owners simplify, perform and scale — cutting costs and streamlining processes within months. A former executive (ex-CMO of an international group) and entrepreneur, he founded and runs his own consulting practice and invests in several start-ups. Co-founder of Vendre-Entreprise.ch, he combines an acquirer's vision, solid operational expertise and a head start on AI — three levers you can act on directly in your business.

What you gain with Nicolas on your board

Over 25 years of experience in business growth and transformation.

A head start on AI: identifying where automation cuts your costs and frees up your teams.

An acquirer's perspective: structuring your SME the way you prepare a business that grows in value.

An active network of entrepreneurs and investors in French-speaking Switzerland.

A buyer's perspective on your board

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