Matt Christou

Until I was 14, I believed owning a business wasn't meant for someone like me. 

Everyone I knew in my hometown of Morris Plains, New Jersey, worked for someone else. 

Then I got into one of the top high schools in America. Greatness became the standard. Deep down I felt my chance to achieve greatness in this lifetime would be through entrepreneurship. 

 At 24, while living in Denver, Colorado, I started Big League Clean, a commercial cleaning company - I had $30,000 in debt, no savings, no investors, and ate canned sardines during some of my worst nights while on unemployment and food stamps. 

Three years later - we're a seven-figure company serving customers like CVS, Penske, and Greystar. 

Now, I'm building a nationwide acquisition portfolio targeting $70 million in revenue by 2031. The goal is straightforward: 

Buy businesses - the game is mergers and acquisitions. 

I'll be filming every deal, every negotiation, every win, and every loss along the way. 

Let's rock. 

- Matt