John Hart’s Plastics News Executive Forum Presentation: Leveraging Capital for Growth
PMCF’s John Hart gave a presentation entitled “Leveraging Capital for Growth” at Plastics News Executive Forum last month in Naples, Florida. This presentation provided an overview of how plastics processors can use external capital to fund growth or obtain liquidity for shareholders. Please email John Hart if you are interested in obtaining a copy of the presentation.
John Hart will be also be participating in the upcoming Plastics News Financial Summit on June 15th in Chicago, IL. He will be moderating a panel of leading private equity groups that have made investments in the plastics industry. If you are planning to attend and are interested in scheduling a confidential meeting, please contact John Hart via phone or email.
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