Lucas Walker Business Consulting

Making Your Business Work For You

AI & LLM Development Business Consulting Springfield, United States

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About Lucas Walker Business Consulting

Lucas Walker started Lucas Walker Business Consulting LLC in 2016 to assist entrepreneurs in scaling their companies through consulting, coaching, training, and education.

Lucas Walker is known as an area expert on entrepreneurship and scaling businesses and has delivered numerous keynote speeches on those topics.

After helping owners create multi-million-dollar businesses, he continued his education to become a business broker to assist owners in the final stages of business ownership. Business Owners can now benefit from his knowledge to not only grow but to sell their businesses as well.

Lucas Walker has earned the professional designation of Accredited Business Intermediary (“ABI”) and has completed the “Advanced Business Broker Educational Curriculum”.

He is currently a member in good standing of the International Business Brokers Association (“IBBA”) and the American Business Brokers Association (“ABBA”)

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Springfield, United States2 - 9 employeesFounded 2016More agencies here →

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