The Selling Sessions Podcast

In this episode Leanne offers an insight into what she looks for in a deal, why not every deal works, and the value of walking away. This is an episode packed full of great insight from one of the most active M&A leaders in the country.

In the Press - The Times

How we went from our council estates to building a fortune - Have a look at our interview with UK newspaper The Times.

Business Success Sky TV Series Trailer

Business Success with Graeme & Leanne Carling is our TV series produced by and broadcast on Sky TV channel, Property TV.

In the Press - Mirror.co.uk

Couple who quit 9-5 jobs to become their own boss now have business worth £100million Graeme and Leanne Carling are the founders of United Capital, a company that buys and rescues businesses in the UK construction sector. Read the full…

This little girl is me

This girl is about to head off to her first day of Primary School, excited to learn, as she will always be. A daughter of hard-working, working-class parents, she will be sold on the idea of “stick in at school and get a good job”. She…

The Kelly Lundberg Podcast

Whilst over in Dubai, working from United Capital's UAE office, I spoke to Personal Brand and Style Expert, and my good friend, Kelly Lundberg about my business journey and why i believe in "going-big".

United Capital reports post-lockdown acquisition boom as pipeline swells to over £1billion

United Capital, the investment company specialising in consolidating the fragmented UK building services and facilities management sector, is reporting a boom in identified acquisition targets engaging with the company as total pipeline value doubles to over £1billion, in the last 4 weeks, as lockdown restrictions continue to ease across the UK.

Proposed Capital Gains Tax reforms make it imperative for business owners to sell now

Possible Capital Gains Tax reforms to be introduced by Rishi Sunak in the Spring Budget are leading business owners to bring forward their plans to sell. Mergers and Acquisitions Director Leanne Carling looks at what the changes, proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, could mean for companies in the construction and building services industries.