Publish-Secondary Establishments: Enterprise Concerns – Company / Enterprise Law
United States:
Post-Secondary Institutions: Business Considerations
July 19, 2021
Thompson Coburn LLP
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Webinar
Post-secondary institutions have faced a number of challenges recently, including COVID-19 and a new administration in Washington, DC’s college room. The speakers will also discuss possible ways to improve operations to preserve as many options as possible for the institute, including organic growth or a strategic transaction. Finally, the speakers will discuss the latest trends in M&A and how they are being used as a way forward for some institutions.
CLE
The live presentation of this webinar was approved for 1.25 hours of general CLE credits in California and Illinois and 1.7 hours of general CLE credits in Missouri. Texas has 1.25 hours of common CLE credit and New York has 1.7 hours of common CLE credit. If you are interested in getting credit for viewing the recorded presentation, please click Here.
Moderators:
Aaron Lacey, Thompson Coburn
Katie Wendel, Thompson Coburn
Jack Bradley, Managing Director at Capstone Partners
Jacob Voorhees, Head of M&A at Capstone Partners
Originally presented:
July 13, 2021
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