Aug 6, 2026 · 1 hr 36 min · 11 segments
In this episode of The Sell Side Podcast, Michael Stanley sits down with Todd Taylor, CEO, and Chris Holliday, CFO, of Taylor Electric to discuss the company's journey from a family-owned electrical…
Chris HollidayGuestMichael StanleyHostSo let's talk a little bit about when y'all started thinking about a transaction and how that happened.
We were day to day managing everything from hose repairs, flat tires, trucks, meetings with CPAs, business development.
And it wasn't until we got introduced to Killpoint, and you specifically, Michael, that we even knew we had a product that somebody would purchase.
We were just beating the, beating the bushes, making everything happen every day, and then, you know, you ask, "Hey, man, have you guys ever put some work into this thing?" And we're like, "No.
So that's, that's how we got introduced to the whole, uh, M&A scene was through you.

Yeah, I think to kind of piggyback that, we, we had conversations early especially, a- and I, I look back on it now and there, there was always phases-
So let's talk a little bit about when y'all started thinking about a transaction and how that happened.
We were day to day managing everything from hose repairs, flat tires, trucks, meetings with CPAs, business development.
And it wasn't until we got introduced to Killpoint, and you specifically, Michael, that we even knew we had a product that somebody would purchase.
We were just beating the, beating the bushes, making everything happen every day, and then, you know, you ask, "Hey, man, have you guys ever put some work into this thing?" And we're like, "No.
So that's, that's how we got introduced to the whole, uh, M&A scene was through you.

Yeah, I think to kind of piggyback that, we, we had conversations early especially, a- and I, I look back on it now and there, there was always phases-
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