Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
In the first week after Congress's summer recess, a House Financial Services subcommittee discussed the growth of private markets and bills currently under consideration.
News & Trends
Mobility Could Create 100,000 Jobs in the Next Decade. Will the Workforce Be Ready?
On this episode of the podcast, the co-founder of the Detroit Mobility Lab describes the skills needed to fuel the growth of mobility businesses.
Show Me the Money, Faster
The consumer applications for financial technology get the lion’s share of attention, but behind the scenes, fintech is changing the way many industries do business.
It’s the Small Things: Trends in Diversity and Inclusion
Women remain significantly underrepresented in the workplace, diverse organizations report better performance and other trends in diversity and inclusion.
House Finance Chair Releases Fall Priorities
Rep. Maxine Waters announced an overview of the committee’s agenda, which includes hearings on the state of minority depository institutions, stock buybacks, and innovations in loan instruments.
Merchants of Efficiency
After Suneera Madhani’s employer ignored her idea for a new approach to payment processing, she left to start Fattmerchant, which is nearing its fourth year of 200% revenue growth.
The Future’s at Stake
A growing number of large GPs have sold stakes in their underlying management companies as a way to pursue new strategies and middle-market firms are starting to follow suit.
Meet the New ACG Global Board Members
The newest members of the ACG Global board of directors outline their vision for the association's future and their goals for their time on the board.
SEC Commissioner Will Stay on Until Agency Finds Replacement
Commissioner Robert Jackson, whose term expired in June, said in a recent statement that he will stay on at the agency rather than return to teaching.
Bridging Manpower and Technology
Frank Argenbright is not a maker of small plans. By 2023, he hopes to raise the revenue of Argenbright Holdings to $3 billion through technological disruption to "dinosaur industries."