By Sarah Weber For the first time in its history, the Texas CEO Magazine Economic Forecast featured a panel composed entirely of tech leaders. And where better to host that […]Read More
By Pat Niekamp Steve Nivin, Ph.D., an associate professor of economics at St. Mary’s University, began his assessment by noting the US economy is now in its 100th month of […]Read More
By Ray Niekamp Although Hurricane Harvey did not hit North Texas, its effects were still felt in the Dallas-area economy. But Mine Yücel, senior vice president at the Federal Reserve […]Read More
By Ray Niekamp The annual economic forecast event in Houston was overshadowed by one major occurrence: Hurricane Harvey. What effect would Harvey have on Houston’s economy? Would the area suffer […]Read More
HOW TO MAKE SUCCESSFUL ACQUISITIONS Photography by Jonathan Garza In the world of M&A, there are two categories of acquisitions: financial and strategic. In the financial transaction scenario, it’s usually […]Read More
Photography By Shannon Drawe Out of the blue comes a phone call from a reputable company targeting your business for an acquisition or merger. You are flattered and you are […]Read More
Photography by Shannon Drawe The first thing to consider when entering a merger and acquisition deal is not how to beat the other guy. Terry Fick says it’s all about […]Read More
Photography by Jonathan Garza There comes a time in the life of every business when the idea of selling gains traction. But selling a business is no simple task — […]Read More
Scaling a business is not an endeavor to be taken lightly. Once the decision is made, it’s time to seek advice — from trusted business counselors and experts in the […]Read More
Photography by Shannon Drawe In a Texas A&M study of the S&P 500, family-owned businesses beat other firms in both revenue and employment growth. A recently published study by the […]Read More
