About Weybrook Business Brokers

About Weybrook Business Brokers

Weybrook was created to help owners of small and medium sized businesses realise the best possible return.

We offer a highly personalised service by concentrating on a small number of clients. This allows us to create a bespoke marketing plan and match the right buyers and sellers

 

Weybrook Business Brokers was set up by Rupert Trevelyan

Rupert has 30 years experience running and marketing businesses. His career has spanned a number of industries and he has a passion for good customer service.

Before starting Weybrook he was running the three London Racecourses for the Jockey Club (Epsom, Sandown Park and Kempton Park), delivering real growth and world class sporting events, including the Epsom Derby.

Prior to the Jockey Club he held high profile positions with The Royal Horticultural Society, The Steam Packet Company, Centrica, The Compass Group, Whitbread and Young's Brewery equipping him with very strong management skills, marketing, branding and commercial experience.

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Rupert was amazing; he fully supported us through out the entire process, whilst selling our business. He attended all the meetings with the potential buyers and provided invaluable advice to us, as novices in this area.
Richard and Gill Gibbs. AB Alarms.
Predict Ability Ltd (PAL) specialises in scientifically-determined, financial risk metrics for the impact of climate and climate change - not the snappiest USP, let alone an easy concept to sell. Rupert Trevelyan from Weybrook Business Brokers demonstrated drive, flair and sheer determination in bringing to completion the merger of our 3-man, self-funded company into Ortec Finance B.V. With HQ in Rotterdam, these global, corporate financial advisors have offices in London, Zurich, Hong Kong and Toronto, and over 500 clients managing three trillion Euros. Thanks to Rupert, PAL's cutting-edge technology can play a massive role in the climate change science that can help save our planet.
Dr Bruce Menzies Chairman, Predict Ability Ltd (PAL)
Rupert was an important member of the Jockey Club senior team as the business was restructured and made more customer focused. As MD of Epsom initially and then London Regional Director for the Jockey Club he brought a rigorous and objective approach and significantly improved the commercial and financial positions of the London Racecourses and the Jockey Club Racecourses business.
Simon Bazalgette Group CEO The Jockey Club
I have had the pleasure of working with Rupert for a number of years. Rupert stands out from the crowd as a man of integrity and someone whose word I have always found to be true. A good client for us and latterly a good friend.
David Fraser Partner and Co Founder - Harrison Fraser
Rupert is an extremely accomplished Senior Executive with significant experience across a range of multi disciplined companies. He is a man of integrity and his judgement, professionalism and analytical approach to problem solving makes him the ideal person to represent  sellers of businesses and finding the most appropriate buyers, I absolutely recommend him.
Mike Street Former COO of British Airways and Chairman of Sandown Park Racecourse

Why Choose Weybrook Business Brokers?

Every client we work with is hugely important to us, that is why we only work with a few select clients, once you are signed up we will concentrate on ensuring your business is sold to the right buyer. We will be alongside you throughout the process and will meet all potential buyers to ensure their suitability and we will accompany them on all site visits.

We will work very closely with all your advisers including lawyers, accountants and financing experts throughout the sale process. Our primary goal is to offer you excellent support and customer service throughout the process.

If you are looking to grow your business by acquiring a similar or complementary company, we will search out and make confidential contact with potential targets. We have a strong business network and contact can be made without causing conflict of interest