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Business Brokers in Connecticut

The Broker Index lists 8 M&A business brokers in Connecticut, with listings concentrated in New Fairfield, Ansonia, New Haven and East Hartford. Every broker below has a profile page and is rated by clients on six parameters — separately by buyers and by sellers — using the same published methodology. Listings are free and cannot be bought; ratings come only from members.

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C.J. (Charlie) Vlahos
Blanket Real Estate
New Fairfield · Real Estate | Retail
David Cervero
HBSG, Inc.
Ansonia · Real Estate | Restaurants & Food | Service Businesses | Wholesale &…
Janice Lederman
Transworld Business Advisors
New Haven · Real Estate
Jennifer Swerdlick
Restaurant Equipment Paradise Inc.
East Hartford · Real Estate | Restaurants & Food | Retail
Kevin Murray
BusinessSellerCenter.com
Cheshire · Construction | Manufacturing | Real Estate | Service Businesses | W…
Louis Goldblatt
FCBB - Shoreline/Worcester Metro
Milford · Automotive & Boat | Health Care & Fitness | Manufacturing | Real Es…
Philip Romanino
Sterling Business Consultants
Danbury · Education & Children | Health Care & Fitness | Pet Services | Real …
Robert Marcarelli
Pi Business Brokers
Madison · Manufacturing | Real Estate | Restaurants & Food | Service Businesses

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FAQ

How many business brokers are there in Connecticut?

The Broker Index currently lists 8 business brokers operating in Connecticut. Coverage grows as brokers and members request listings.

How do I check a broker's reputation in Connecticut?

Look them up here for client ratings, ask for references from recently closed deals in your size range, and confirm relevant credentials (CBI, M&AMI) and any state license requirements. Our guide to vetting an M&A broker walks through the full checklist.

How much do business brokers charge in Connecticut?

The same national patterns apply in Connecticut: 8–12% success fees under $2M (10% typical), Double Lehman tiers above that, and $10k–$25k minimum fees. Full breakdown in our fee guide.

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