Leaders from Cannabis and Drone Industries Dispel Regulatory Myths
Cannabis and drones face different regulatory hurdles from regulators, but business leaders in both industries agree they're behind the times.
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Beneath Disruption, Talent Remains a Leading Business Challenge
Although cash flow likely has become the most pressing concern for business leaders in recent weeks, the National Center for the Middle Market stresses that talent challenges aren't going away.
Maximizing Leads in the Middle Market
How do you conduct an effective discovery meeting that leads to an engagement letter, financing commitment, statement of work or broker of record letter?
ACG Chicago Event Explores Changing World for Manufacturers
ACG Chicago held its 8th annual Middle Market Manufacturing Conference, which addressed topics that included optimizing operations, the changing regulatory landscape and emerging technologies.
3 Essential Steps for Tracking Coronavirus Supply Chain Damage
For companies that haven’t yet implemented contingency plans, these steps can protect supply chains and minimize business disruption.
Native American Investors Chart a New Path
Tribes are applying lessons learned from gaming and branching out to become forces in economic development and investing.
InterGrowth COVID-19 Update
Thank you for your steadfast support of the Association for Corporate Growth®. In times of uncertainty, it’s reassuring to know that ACG has a rich history with its members and together we are a vital part of the middle market M&A dealmaking community. Ten days ago, we communicated that if the COVID-19 situation changed, and […]
Growing a Healthy Portfolio
The March edition of MMG explores trends in health and wellness, including growing good-for-you food and beauty brands, investing in cannabis and more.
MiddleGround Capital Will Pay Workers Recovering from Coronavirus
The manufacturing-focused investor will continue to pay employees, including hourly workers, at its portfolio companies who test positive for the flu or the coronavirus.
Small and Midsize Companies Could Struggle to Contain Virus Disruption
The outbreak of the novel coronavirus is disrupting production and transportation, which could threaten broader economic fallout for manufacturers across the size spectrum.