Mapping a New Career Benefit
Some private equity firms and portfolio companies are touting smaller and less-expensive metro areas as a strategy to attract and retain talent.
Deep Dives
Just Desserts
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.
Sports Investors’ New Playbook
With the sports business making a rebound, leagues are partnering with private capital to drive growth outside of their stadiums.
Triangle Rock Club Expands Its Reach
Once considered extreme, climbing is entering the mainstream as a fitness alternative with social appeal, propelled by gyms like Triangle Rock Club.
Winning in the Business of Sports and Recreation
The latest issue of Middle Market Growth magazine looks at the rise of the indoor climbing industry, investing in sports teams and more.
Fostering Deal Flow for Families
Would-be middle-market general partners are launching family office advisory services to meet the growing demand for direct investments.
DNS Capital’s Family Values
Along with a growing number of family offices, DNS Capital invests directly in operating businesses. But in many ways, its approach is one of a kind.
Family Offices Take a Direct Approach to Investing
The latest issue of the Middle Market Growth looks at new sources of capital for the middle market, including family offices.
The Means to an End
Private equity firms are increasingly conducting sell-side due diligence to uncover details in two major areas that impact selling price: quality of earnings and taxes.
New Revenue Recognition Standard Could Prompt a New Story
Private equity firms may need to change their models and rewrite growth narratives for their portfolio companies in response to ASC 606.