Who we are

The name Jamison Disposition says exactly what this firm does — and how it does it. Disposition, in the asset sense, means the deliberate, informed movement of capital equipment from where it no longer creates value to where it does. That word is not accidental. It reflects a conviction that industrial equipment transactions deserve the same analytical rigor a financial advisor brings to a portfolio: know what you hold, know what the market will bear, and let those two facts drive every decision that follows. Jamison Disposition was built to be the advisor in the room who has no incentive to inflate a number for a lender or deflate one for a buyer. The appraisal desk and the sales floor operate under the same standard because they carry the same name. That alignment is the foundation of every client relationship we maintain — manufacturers navigating surplus, lenders assessing collateral, estates requiring orderly settlement, and acquirers who need a vetted asset rather than a seller's description of one. We operate across North America with a live global buyer network, covering every category of plastics processing and metalworking equipment without exception. The breadth is not a marketing claim — it reflects the reality that production floors do not sort themselves into tidy single-category situations, and an advisor who disappears when the asset class changes is not a true advisor at all. No fabricated credentials. No undisclosed conflicts. No number that cannot be defended in writing.

Serving North American manufacturers and capital stakeholders with a live global buyer network