After the first CCE has satisfied repayment of the debt from acquiring its first target company, which would take approximately 5-7 years, the CCE would be fully funded so that it could start acquiring new companies. Most likely, it would acquire a second company or more companies before replicating a new CCE. This would allow the CCE nonprofit corporation to benefit by combining its corporate operations and minimizing its expenses. Ideally, a Benefactor could sell their company to a CCE through 100% owner financing. Perhaps finding such a Benefactor sounds inconceivable; however in 2021, Barrie Seid gifted (he didn’t even sell it) the Tripp Lite corporation, worth $1.1 Billion dollars, to a trust for the benefit of the Federalist Society. Surely, a Benefactor could come forward to help start a CCE with 100% owner financing.
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