Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
An SEC rule change might allow companies to communicate with some investors before they go public, and Congress seeks exemptions for small M&A brokers.
News & Trends
RSM’s Joe Brusuelas on What to Watch in Uncertain Economic Times
RSM's chief economist discusses the risk factors impacting the middle-market economy, the likelihood of a U.S. recession, and his reading recommendations.
Defy Ventures: ‘A Life-Changing Door’ for the Currently and Formerly Incarcerated
ACG Boston's John Dvor speaks with Andrew Glazier, CEO of Defy Ventures, a nonprofit that provides entrepreneurial training to formerly incarcerated adults.
Economic Slowdown Could Be a Boon for Buyers
Attractive assets are scarce and expensive for investors looking to buy, but an imminent economic slowdown might present an opportunity.
How Today’s Health Care Leaders Can Prepare for a Successful Merger, Acquisition or Partnership
As new technologies and changing consumer expectations transform health care, many organizations are looking for new ways to navigate the disruption.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The SEC issues a proposal to expand the amount of shares investor companies can hold, and the president and Congress work to prevent another shutdown.
It’s the Small Things: Sports and Recreation Trends
Six facts about industry trends and consumer behavior in the sports and recreation sector.
Worldpay’s President & COO on M&A Strategy
Mark Heimbouch reflects on the combination of Vantiv and Worldpay a year ago, the integration process, and the company's overall approach to M&A.
Making Sports History Off the Field
A lead attorney in billionaire David Tepper's purchase of the Carolina Panthers gives an inside look at one of the largest pro sports deals in history.
Mindmarker Sale Is a Deal to Remember
Next-generation learning management solutions are entering the market to help improve knowledge-retention, and investors are taking note.