Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The House, SEC and media take aim at leveraged loans, Trump announces new SEC commissioner and the Chamber of Commerce releases list of most business-friendly legislators.
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A Lens into SEC Enforcement
Officials say the agency's success should not be measured solely by the number of cases or fines, but the quality and impact of enforcement actions.
Igloo Brings the Office into the Digital Age
For decades, workplace software was restricted to simple human resources tasks, but a shift in office culture is helping to bring it out of the “dark ages.”
How to Close More Mid-Market M&A Deals
The key to reducing seller reluctance starts with realizing business owners have their own personal concerns that need to be addressed. Here are three of them.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Department of Labor unveiled its joint employer rule, the White House will form opportunity zone oversight council and congressional committees gather.
Trade, Tariffs & Cannabis: What They Mean for the Middle Market
This week on the podcast, leaders from ACG's Detroit, Western Michigan and Toronto chapters offer middle-market perspectives on trade, tariffs and cannabis.
Investors See Green in Emerging Cannabis Market
Easing restrictions across North America are making the emerging cannabis industry fertile ground for investment.
Performance Management vs. Managing Performance
Failing to fully understand and execute these two strategies can be costly, making it imperative for leaders to grasp the difference between them.
Should I Stay or Should I Go Now?
The announcement of a merger or acquisition can destabilize a company’s workforce, but understanding the human element and planning appropriately can mean the difference between keeping and losing talent.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Department of Labor published its “Overtime Rule” proposal for comment, and the NLRB trades letters with Democratic lawmakers.