Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Treasury and Fed leaders appear before the Senate, the SBA releases guidance for PPP loan forgiveness, and the SEC announced a change to its Government-Business Forum.
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Tech in the Time of Coronavirus
The coronavirus outbreak could light a fire for developing and scaling technology that can improve public health, writes PitchBook Founder and CEO John Gabbert.
The State of Middle-Market M&A: An Update From RSM
RSM Partners Anthony DeCandido and Michael Fanelli describe deal activity during the pandemic, the growing use of alternative data, and more.
Answering the SOS Call for PPP Help
Two firms step up to offer pro bono services to small and midsize businesses as they navigate the Paycheck Protection Program.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Fed urges additional support for the economy, lawmakers ask the Treasury to restrict relief for large companies and PE firms, and the SEC announces leadership changes.
Unionwear Uncovers New Way to Sell Manufactured Products
On the podcast, Mitch Cahn describes Unionwear's sales strategy, its pivot to personal protective equipment and what hat sales say about election outcomes.
A Fresh Approach for Food Businesses in Volatile Times
A flexible strategy will provide the path not just to survival, but to significant growth for middle-market food companies in these uncertain times.
Life After COVID-19: Will Disruption Drive Opportunity in Auto?
Plante Moran's Principal Ted Morgan discusses how COVID-19 has impacted the automotive industry, and where opportunities exist for private equity investors.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Senate leaders propose legislation that would allow businesses to deduct expenses paid for PPP loans, other senators push for small business relief, and House lawmakers propose debt collection moratorium.
General Motors Pivots to Mask-Making with Help from Dukane
Midsize companies are helping large corporations pivot their operations to manufacturing personal protective equipment needed for the fight against COVID-19—and, in some cases, producing it themselves.