For many of the rapidly growing companies in the middle market, capital is a top concern. Overcoming issues around awareness of sources of capital and the process for raising capital is a primary growth hurdle many local middle market companies face. With over $2 billion in un-invested capital headquartered in Greater Philadelphia, the resources are available if companies know how to access them.
Join us to explore the financing options that are available, the challenges faced in accessing capital, and the opportunities middle market businesses could pursue. Hear from a panel of regional experts and middle market business leaders who have successfully traversed the capital journey, and discover how your business can gain access to the right capital to get to the next level.
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Moderated by: Alan Zuckerman, Esq., Managing Shareholder & COO, Flaster Greenberg
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