Alexis Sikorsky

What if building your first business taught you everything you needed to build your last one?

Alexis Sikorsky started coding and building companies as a teenager, then went on to launch a software firm, grow it for twenty years, and eventually sell it in a deal so large it put his entire journey into sharp perspective. Now, he spends his time helping other founders do the same—taking small to mid-sized businesses and preparing them not just to grow, but to exit well.

He’s now a specialist advisor for CEOs guiding their next phase: scaling, future-proofing, and shaping strategy that leads to profitable exits. He invented what he calls the APEX method—a blueprint for growth, team building, and getting the investment needed for real returns. His book Cashing Out isn’t just about selling; it’s about the mindset that lets you build something others want to buy.

Alexis’s story isn’t smooth or linear. It’s marked by lean beginnings, crisis periods, moments of doubt—and the hard lessons that turned into traction. If you care about growing with intention, preparing for exit, and never leaving value on the table, this is a conversation you’ll want to lean into.