- Is ‘Managed Trade’ Here to Stay?
As more governments around the world play a larger role in international commerce, ACG panelists discuss if "managed trade" is a fad or a permanent fixture.
- Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Changes to the Volcker Rule may be delayed as talk of a rulemaking “do over” picks up steam. Meanwhile, the SEC introduces some modernization efforts.
- SEC Small Business Forum Focuses on Midwest and Minority-Owned Business Hurdles
Business and government leaders gathered at Ohio State's Fisher College of Business to develop recommendations that could inform future regulations.
Shifting cultural attitudes and a tight labor market are creating new opportunities for individuals who want to work but haven’t had a chance.
Some private equity firms and portfolio companies are touting smaller and less-expensive metro areas as a strategy to attract and retain talent.
After gaining Ben & Jerry’s, Delta Air Lines and Whole Foods as buyers, Greyston Bakery’s "open hiring" not only benefits society—it's good for business too.
Ray Gagnon dreamed of building a business that would allow him serve his fellow veterans. Now, with help from one investment services firm, he will.
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A look at pre-closing diligence and post-closing “stand-up” following the acquisition of a non-core business unit through a carve-out transaction.
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Learn how a proactive cybersecurity program not only reduces risk but brings value to your private equity firm and its portfolio companies.
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Customer loyalty, consistent revenue streams and high profit margins are driving demand for premium consumer brands among private equity firms.
Plante Moran's Matt Petrucci and Prospect Partners' Brett Holcomb describe how PE investors and advisers work with entrepreneurs to grow their companies.
At the Atlanta ACG Capital Connection, Fulcrum Equity Partners' Jim Douglass and DHG Private Equity's Scott Linch discuss regional deal activity and industries to watch.
RSM's chief economist discusses the risk factors impacting the middle-market economy, the likelihood of a U.S. recession, and his reading recommendations.
ACG Boston's John Dvor speaks with Andrew Glazier, CEO of Defy Ventures, a nonprofit that provides entrepreneurial training to formerly incarcerated adults.
As more governments around the world play a larger role in international commerce, ACG panelists discuss if "managed trade" is a fad or a permanent fixture.
The rise of tech-enabled HR service companies has created a billion-dollar industry ripe for consolidation, writes PitchBook CEO and founder, John Gabbert.
Ray Gagnon dreamed of building a business that would allow him serve his fellow veterans. Now, with help from one investment services firm, he will.
A look at the tactics companies and private equity firms are using to recruit, retain and develop the right talent for their organization.
Changes to the Volcker Rule may be delayed as talk of a rulemaking “do over” picks up steam. Meanwhile, the SEC introduces some modernization efforts.
Business and government leaders gathered at Ohio State's Fisher College of Business to develop recommendations that could inform future regulations.
Democrats reintroduced a bill to kill carried interest tax rate and the Department of Labor filed proposed comments for the joint-employer standard.
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas issued a warning on corporate debt levels and the House subcommittee on Diversity and Inclusion met.