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December 2, 2026 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM CST
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Park City Club
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Deal or No Deal? Is the Price Right?
Think you have what it takes to call the right deal?
Join ACG DFW for an exciting, interactive Deal Auction where your valuation skills take center stage! Each table becomes its own Deal Team, working together to evaluate a mock deal, ask the right questions, and place your bids as the details unfold.
The challenge? Get your valuation as close to the actual deal price as possible! The team with the closest bid takes home the trophy and ultimate bragging rights!
Get ready for friendly competition, sharp strategy, and plenty of dealmaking fun—all with a happy hour twist on the ACG DFW Dealmaker Series!
Regular Pricing (valid until December 1 at 11:59pm Central):
- Members: $80
- Nonmembers: $120
On Site Pricing:
- Members: $85
- Nonmembers: $125
A 3% payment processing fee will be added to credit and debit card transactions. This fee covers non-refundable costs charged by our payment processor and does not represent surplus for ACG.
Hosted by: ACG
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Dallas/Fort Worth
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Presenters:
Brendan Achariyakosol, Founder & Managing Member, Evolute Capital
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Brendan is the Founder and Managing Member of Evolute Capital where he invests in privately held companies with an eye for expansion. Brendan is passionate about partnering with strong owners and management teams while providing them the platform and resources to achieve oversized growth, both organically and through M&A.
Jared Behnke, Managing Director at Transitus Capital
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Jared is a founding partner at Transitus Capital, and he has a breadth of investment banking experience having worked with clients across a diverse set of products, sectors and markets. His experience includes mergers & acquisitions, equity capital markets, leveraged finance, private placement, restructuring and leveraged buyouts, and he has completed transactions totaling more than $12 billion collectively.