News & Insights

August 6, 2014

San Diego, CA / Bothell, WA – August 06, 2014 – Succession Capital Inc., a subsidiary of Lynx Equity Limited, is excited to announce the acquisition of Wine Valley Siding Supply, Inc., one of Western Washington’s leading distributors of Western Red Cedar and fiber cement siding. For over fifty years, the company has been providing high quality siding products, trims, and accessories to builders, subcontractors, and homeowners. Wine Valley is also a market leader of prefinishing services for all types of siding and trims. With a focus on exceptional customer service, and superior quality materials, Wine Valley has grown to […]

July 22, 2014

San Diego, CA – July 22, 2014 – Succession Capital Inc., a subsidiary of Lynx Equity Limited, is pleased to announce the acquisition of H.J. Sherman Company Inc., a designer, manufacturer and distributor of religious gifts and jewelry. For over 65 years, H.J. Sherman has served the religious gifts market throughout North America. The company stocks thousands of SKUs, and is a market leader in fashionable and precious metal jewelry. Family-owned since 1948, H.J. Sherman pioneered the West Coast religious gifts market, working closely with manufacturers to produce better quality inspirational products. H.J. Sherman has relationships with several long-term customers, […]

July 3, 2014

Throughout my life I’ve received many words of wisdom, but a recent piece of advice stopped me in my tracks. It made me rethink my approach to successfully owning and running a business. Being a startup kind of guy, my idea of owning a business meant that I had to start it entirely from scratch. Dig deep, work hard, chase business. What mattered was growth in sales, the number of employees and always working to be bigger and better the next month. Although this approach suited me fairly well with my first few companies, I felt there might be a different […]

June 14, 2014

Canada needs its companies to grow. For all the boasting about our flashy national success stories, for all the hype bestowed on hip new startups, for all the political lip service given to stable mom-and-pops, the real drivers of our economy are the legions of often unassuming businesses working to gain more clients, to penetrate new markets, and to sell better mousetraps. These growing ventures are the unsung heroes of Canadian business. They create jobs during an era of downsizing; they secure international sales as national trade deficits grow; they bring cutting-edge technology to market as wonks and politicians fret […]