NACVA - National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts

Ryan Hutchins 

on Google

a year ago

Money driven organization. They force you to pay $220 to receive feedback on the valuation report. All areas of the business valuation report were deemed fail or needs improvement, which seems odd for one of my employees who participates in over 300 business valuation engagements a year. The main concern is that the reviewer has their own bias as to how the report should be. My employee is paying the $220 and we are going to update the report and critique the reviewer. 

Adam Wolfe 

on Google

a year ago

I took this course over two years ago. Passed the credentialing exam and paid for an extension of time on my case study. I've been waiting for close to a year on my case study to be graded. Now ALL communication from NACVA has been cut off, my contact no longer works there, and when I called this morning, the phone disconnects me as if it's no longer in service. Do not waste your time and money. NACVA as an organization has been nothing but disappointing. 

Andre UBI Business Broker 

on Google

a year ago

Good addition to the business sales world but more emphasis needs to be added to the individual doing the valuation rather a certification. CPA ONLY EXPERIENCE IS NOT GOOD. Business valuation is not just a financial outlook. BUSINESS SALES EXPERIENCE IS ESSENTIAL. RELY ON EXPERIENCE. ASK BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO DO YOU BUSINESS VALUATION: 1. How many business has the person sold (of that type of business). 2. How long ago sold 3. How does that compare to mine (plus-minus) 4. Time frame to prepare then sell 5. Buyer pool, marketp... read more