Darryl Goyetche is an entrepreneurial business professional with a 35 year career representing business owners of small and large enterprises throughout Atlantic Canada. Prior to joining CBI Business Brokers, he had a distinguished career serving variously as CEO of the Saint John Board of Trade, Greater Moncton Chamber of Commerce and Atlantic Provinces Chamber of Commerce. He also served as a senior executive with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Montreal and Ottawa. Early in his career, he was a broadcast journalist in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and a public relations specialist with VIA Rail Canada.

Since joining CBI in 2006, Darryl has established an outstanding record of delivering results for his clients. He has represented a wide range of clients including companies in the manufacturing, retail, distribution, business services, food service and hospitality industries, and has performed market price valuations for a wide variety of companies both large and small. Darryl has negotiated deals that equalled or exceeded clients’ expectations. His wide-ranging skills and experience in buying/selling decision-making, due diligence, deal negotiations and transaction execution ensure that clients receive the best possible representation.

Darryl is a graduate of the Canadian Institute for Organization Management at the University of Western Ontario. He is a member of the New Brunswick Real Estate Association and Canadian Real Estate Association. He has served as an Employer Panel Member of the Employment Insurance Board of Referees, was a Director of the Canadian Society of Association Executives – N.B. and the Canadian Public Relations Society – N.B., served as Vice-President of the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Canada, and is a former Director of Enterprise Saint John. He was honoured as Chamber of Commerce CEO of the Year in Canada in 1983, received the Council of Excellence Award from the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Canada in 1998, and was awarded the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal for Community Service in 2002.