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Kathryn Mulligan

A Wealth of Experience

With decades of experience and a deep network of relationships, the executives at Twin Brook Capital Partners are equipped to work with sponsors and portfolio companies on even the most complex transactions.

ACG Chapters Embrace Young Leaders

At a time when millennials are advancing in the corporate world, some ACG chapters have recognized the untapped potential of their young members and are recruiting them for leadership positions.

Corporate Leaders Talk M&A, Disruption and Talent Strategies

The latest episode of the podcast, taped at ACG Denver's annual conference, features Karla Nugent of Weifield Group and Stuart Smith of Buehler Companies.

No Summer Break for Labor Department

The DOL delivered a new rule to the White House, lawmakers proposed new regulations for franchisers, and leadership shakeups risk stalling new regulations.

Powering Innovation Through Software

Cloud-enabled technologies and workplace diversity can help firms increase the short-term and long-term value of their holdings, SAP North America General Manager of Mid-Market Business Greg Petraetis told MMG.

Highlights of New Opportunity Zone Regulations

In April, the Department of the Treasury released the second round of regulations related to the opportunity zone program. Here are five highlights.

Chicago Teachers’ Pension Fund Raises Class of Diverse Managers

CTPF remains a leader among pension funds that support diverse managers, beating out larger systems.

The Competitive Advantage of Buy-Side Advisers

Many PE firms won’t think twice about hiring a sell-side investment banker, but they often won’t consider doing the same on the buy-side of the equation.

A Qualified Opinion: Henry Childs II

The national director of the Minority Business Development Agency spoke with MMG about the challenges faced by minority-owned businesses and new initiatives underway at MBDA.

Global Risks Prompt Fed Rate Cut

The Federal Reserve's policymaking body agreed Wednesday to lower interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis amid rising global risks.