ACG NJ Monthly Breakfast Meeting, September 20, 2016

Gain insight into the most pressing legislative and policy issues impacting the health and vitality of middle market dealmaking, including interest deductibility and tax reform.  Understand how they will take shape through the coming election cycle and learn what we can do ensure the continued strength of our market. Whether you are a private equity firm, strategic buyer or seller, or deal advisor, this is a session in which you need to participate.

Frank Cannone, Chair of the Corporate Department, Gibbons, P.C.
Matthew Finlay, Managing Director, MidMark Capital
Amber Landis, VP of Public Policy in DC, ACG Global
Kristen Malinconico, Director, Public Policy and Governmental Affairs, Grant Thornton
Moderator: Karen Grexa, SVP, KeyBank, Business Capital

Recent data clearly shows that middle market remains a vital segment of the U.S. economy and primary driver of job growth and sales nationwide. New Jersey itself has over 6,300 middle-market firms, (10 million-1 billion in revenues) which make up 1.27 percent of all firms in the state, according to the latest Middle Market Power Index from American Express and Dun & Bradstreet. GrowthEconomy.org data shows that 1,300 companies headquartered in New Jersey are backed by private capital.

Please join us as our impressive lineup of policy, private equity and M&A experts discuss the impact of private equity, nationally, as well as the impact of New Jersey government and politics, locally, and how we are using that critical data to inform key legislative and regulatory policies impacting the vibrancy of the middle-market.