About Bianca Lysette
Before I Bought Businesses, I Was an Athlete.
Long before Lysette Acquisitions, I understood what it meant to compete. I was an athlete who had a hunger for winning.
Sports taught me discipline, preparation, and how to keep working when the outcome wasn’t guaranteed. It also taught me something every athlete eventually has to face:
The game ends, but ambition doesn’t.
What you do with that ambition afterward can shape everything in your life that comes next.
Beyond the Game. Into Business.
I Didn’t Want to Keep Starting at Zero.
I entered the startup world and spent years of trial and error building businesses from the ground up. I created several successful companies, learned how to generate revenue, and eventually built them into the multi-seven figures.
But the startup struggle was real.
Every new business meant another idea to prove, another customer base to build and another operation that depended heavily on me to keep moving. The businesses could make money and still demand more of my time than I wanted to give.
I realized I didn’t have to keep starting at zero to build the portfolio I had always wanted. I could buy established businesses with a solid foundation and years of proof behind them, then use what I already knew about growth and strategy to make them more successful.
And that’s a perspective I bring to the athletes I work with today. You don’t have to spend your playing years figuring out how to become a startup founder just because you want to build something beyond the game.
You can start with a business that’s already working.
Why I Work With Athletes
I know what sports can teach you about discipline, competition, identity, and ambition. I also know the career has a finish line.
Today, I’m building businesses through acquisitions. I bring that experience to professional athletes who want part of what they’ve earned during the game to become something they can own beyond it.
I’m not selling an acquisitions course or teaching from the sidelines. I’m doing this myself with a team of business acquisition MVPs.
And I’m helping athletes explore the same path to ownership.
The Standard Doesn’t Change
Same Bar, Every Deal.
When I’m looking at a company for my own portfolio, my money and reputation are behind the decision.
When I’m evaluating one for an athlete, I believe the standard should be just as high. So I come back to two questions:
Would I put my own money into this?
Does this have consistent growth signals?
If the answer isn’t yes, we shouldn’t be trying to convince ourselves otherwise. That’s the mindset behind Lysette Acquisitions.
Let’s Talk Business.
Whether you’re an athlete exploring business ownership or an owner considering a sale, we can help.