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."
The Disruptive Power of Fintech and Software
The latest edition of MMG looks at how the new world of financial technology is changing the way business is done. Caution: disruption ahead.
What Do Physician Practice Owners Think of Private Equity?
On this episode of the podcast, TMT Capital Partners' Tom Turmell shared common questions and concerns about PE he hears from owners of physician practices.
Build on Blockchain?
While some middle-market firms have already adopted distributed ledger technologies, there is still disagreement—and confusion—about how best to use it.
Latest Moves in Trade Conflict Hit U.S. Tech Industry Hard
The trade war is impacting American tech companies' supplier relationships, regulation of Chinese investment, digital currency development and more.
Regulators Begin Volcker Rule Overhaul
The OCC and the FDIC approved an interagency overhaul of the law that governs the relationships banks can have with private equity firms.
A Wealth of Experience
With decades of experience and a deep network of relationships, the executives at Twin Brook Capital Partners are equipped to work with sponsors and portfolio companies on even the most complex transactions.
ACG Chapters Embrace Young Leaders
At a time when millennials are advancing in the corporate world, some ACG chapters have recognized the untapped potential of their young members and are recruiting them for leadership positions.
Corporate Leaders Talk M&A, Disruption and Talent Strategies
The latest episode of the podcast, taped at ACG Denver's annual conference, features Karla Nugent of Weifield Group and Stuart Smith of Buehler Companies.
No Summer Break for Labor Department
The DOL delivered a new rule to the White House, lawmakers proposed new regulations for franchisers, and leadership shakeups risk stalling new regulations.
