Long Beach Resident, Alan Lippincott Receives Certified Business Intermediary Designation

Long Beach, CA – Alan Lippincott, a resident of Long Beach, received the prestigious “Certified Business Intermediary” (CBI) designation from the International Business Brokers Association (IBBA). Business brokers and intermediaries help buy and sell businesses.

Sales of mid-sized and small businesses are valued at more than $1.5 billion per year and affect the economic well-being of thousands of communities in the United States and around the world.

Lippincott was awarded the CBI designation after demonstrating a superior knowledge of the functions and applications of business broker services, documenting practical experience, participating in a rigorous curriculum of more than 60 credit hours of Association courses, attending IBBA Conferences for Professional Development, passing a comprehensive examination, and pledging to uphold and practice IBBA’s Code of Ethics. He was presented a plaque certifying the designation by IBBA Chairman Dan

Hall, CBI, who said, “Alan Lippincott’s achievement is a significant professional accomplishment that identifies him among America’s most highly qualified and credentialed business intermediaries. It is the hallmark of excellence in our profession.”

As the singular business broker’s professional association, IBBA advances the professional development of its member brokers, educates potential clients about the value of broker services, and promotes the highest possible standards of ethical conduct. IBBA sponsors national education programs and conferences twice each year, and cooperates with state and local business communities around the country. IBBA awards the prestigious designation “Certified Business Intermediary (CBI)” to members who demonstrate professional excellence through their broker experience and education, and pass a comprehensive examination.

Additional information is available from Alan Lippincott by telephoning (877) Luv-SoCal (588-7622). He is available to the news media on a continuing basis as a source of information and comments about developments affecting the efficient, economical and profitable transfer of business ownership and on economic trends affecting the business community.

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