“Jack Garson delivers a lean and mean picture of what’s really going on when you read the headlines about the latest startup purchased for a mint. If you’re ready for something beyond ’sell sell sell’ and ‘think big’, read this guide and take the trip.”

Baronmiller.com

"This is the definitive work on starting, building and, if so desired, selling a business of any kind.  It is a bible for entrepreneurs, CEOs and dreamers alike, even in this recession…Most assuredly, anyone who picks this book up will be captivated until the very end!"

Sacramento Book Review

"The information found in this book is valuable at every stage of a company's life. At the same time, the advice provided by Jack Garson will ensure a successful startup even in today's difficult economy."

Blog Business World

“As a TV producer, I know business. As a TV host, I know entertainment. This book is perfect in both areas. It’s incredibly informative and entertaining. Jack Garson makes Business: Possible.”

Marc Summers

President of Marc Summers Productions Inc.
Host of Unwrapped
Executive Producer of Dinner: Impossible
Food Network

“Anyone who aspires to achieve the American Dream will love How to Build a Business and Sell It for Millions. With the rare combination of a breezy style, solid expertise, and an encouraging tone, Jack Garson answers any question you could possibly have about starting a business and becoming a successful entrepreneur. Reading the book, you can’t wait to get started.”

Ronald Kessler

Bestselling author
In the President’s Secret Service
The Season: Inside Palm Beach and America’s Richest Society

“Entertaining and Informative”

Publisher's Weekly

“As a veteran entrepreneur and venture capitalist, I wish I had this book years ago. The material in it is exactly what we try to tell folks who come to us for venture money. It clearly spells out the basics that every successful entrepreneur must master. Every would-be entrepreneur needs to curl up in bed with this book before starting a business.  Jack Garson is smart, knowledgeable, experienced and explicit.”

Charles D. Snelling

Entrepreneur and venture capitalist

“Jack Garson’s advice and experience is worth a fortune! I know, because he helped lead my company to success—and then I sold it, for much more than I ever imagined. Everyone who wants a better business must read his book.”

Walter Kennell

Former owner of Soil Safe,
which sold to an affiliate of Texas Pacific Group