Phil Gilbert and Joe Wagner are featured in Plante Moran’s Executive Series webinar hosted by Gordon Krater, Managing Partner of Plante Moran.
Markets remain strong, and M&A activity is robust, supporting healthy levels of transaction activity. Yet the current “recovery” is becoming long-in-the-tooth, and hints of uncertainty exist — take early 2016’s global market instability due to fears of slowing growth in China for example.
As a business owner, how do you know if there’s enough time to execute a value-maximizing transaction? And what if you won’t be ready in time? PMCF will address these tough questions and ensure you’re prepared for a winning transaction — in any economy.
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