Transworld Business Advisors, the world's largest business brokerage franchise, has opened a new office in Encino, California, bringing expert business brokerage, franchise consulting, and mergers and acquisitions services to local entrepreneurs. The office is owned and operated by Rakaan “Ray” Ammari, a long-time business owner who has a deep appreciation for the business buying and selling process.
“I'm looking forward to serving the Encino community,” said Ray. “At the end of the day, it's not just about closing deals—it's about helping people move forward with confidence and ensuring they feel supported every step of the way. For many business owners and buyers, this is uncharted territory, and I want to be a trusted advisor throughout the entire journey.”
Transworld Business Advisors specializes in helping business owners confidentially buy and sell businesses, connect buyers with qualified opportunities, and provide franchise consulting services. Affiliated with United Franchise Group, a global network with decades of experience, the brand offers the expertise, resources, and support needed to guide clients through every stage of the transaction process.
The new office will serve entrepreneurs throughout the greater Los Angeles area, including the San Fernando Valley, North Hollywood, Encino, Van Nuys, and Sherman Oaks. Transworld of Encino will provide personalized guidance to business owners looking to navigate ownership transitions, expand through acquisitions, or explore franchise opportunities. For more information or to connect with Ray Ammari, visit https://www.tworld.com/locations/california/encino.
This expansion is significant because it brings Transworld's extensive experience and resources to a key entrepreneurial market in Southern California. The new office is poised to facilitate business transactions, support franchise development, and contribute to the local economy by helping business owners successfully navigate the complexities of buying and selling. With Ray Ammari at the helm, the Encino office is set to become a valuable resource for the community.
