Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Fed slashed interest rates to zero, and the Trump administration proposed a trillion-dollar stimulus that would send direct payments to Americans for economic relief.
ACG Chicago Event Explores Changing World for Manufacturers
ACG Chicago held its 8th annual Middle Market Manufacturing Conference, which addressed topics that included optimizing operations, the changing regulatory landscape and emerging technologies.
Native American Investors Chart a New Path
Tribes are applying lessons learned from gaming and branching out to become forces in economic development and investing.
InterGrowth COVID-19 Update
Thank you for your steadfast support of the Association for Corporate Growth®. In times of uncertainty, it’s reassuring to know that ACG has a rich history with its members and together we are a vital part of the middle market M&A dealmaking community. Ten days ago, we communicated that if the COVID-19 situation changed, and […]
Growing a Healthy Portfolio
Earnings rank low when VMG Partners evaluates a potential investment. Instead, the firm guides its companies based on their needs and helps founders meet their goals.
SEC Moves to Update Aging Advertising Rules
Investment advisers who want to get the word out about their services are going to be stuck in the 1960s unless the SEC changes its advertising rule.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Trump floats tax holiday to boost the economy from the coronavirus outbreak, and the SEC proposes a rule change for exempt offerings.
Small and Midsize Companies Could Struggle to Contain Virus Disruption
The outbreak of the novel coronavirus is disrupting production and transportation, which could threaten broader economic fallout for manufacturers across the size spectrum.
Why Protecting Critical Infrastructure is a Growth Business
Colin Dunn, founder and CEO of cybersecurity hardware maker Fend, sat down with ACG National Capital to discuss the digital security landscape facing modern companies and infrastructure.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Regulators to roll back some Volcker Rule restrictions, a Supreme Court decision could block private equity’s entry into the 401(k) market, and virus fears prompt Fed interest rate cut.