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March 2017 Breakfast Briefing: The Role of the ESOP in Middle Market M&A
Dealmakers will gain valuable and practical insights into the use of Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) in the M&A marketplace from the vantage point of the investor, lender, management and advisors. Discussion topics will include:
- Optimal ESOP structures
- Use of private equity and mezzanine financing in ESOP deals
- ESOP financing from the perspective of a commercial lender
- Competitive advantages for ESOP-owned companies, both from an organic growth and strategic acquisition perspective
- Factors that make companies good ESOP candidates
- Types of sellers likely to be interested in an ESOP exit strategy
Panelists:

Lou
Monaco
Unicast
Company
Joe
Strycharz
Mosaic
Capital Partners Bob
Whalen
H.B.
McClure Eric
Zaiman
JP Morgan
Chase Edward
Renenger
Stevens & Lee
(moderator)




Monaco
Unicast
Company
Joe
Strycharz
Mosaic
Capital Partners Bob
Whalen
H.B.
McClure Eric
Zaiman
JP Morgan
Chase Edward
Renenger
Stevens & Lee
(moderator)
- Lou Monaco
Chairman
Unicast Company (wholly owned ESOP)
- Joe Strycharz
Managing Partner
Mosaic Capital Partners
- Bob Whalen
President and CEO
H.B. McClure Company (wholly owned ESOP)
- Eric Zaiman
Executive Director
JP Morgan Chase
- Edward C. Renenger
Shareholder
Stevens & Lee (Moderator)
Sponsor:
Time:
7:15 - 8:00 AM Continental Breakfast & Networking
8:00 - 9:00 AM Panel Discussion
9:00 - 10:00 AM Room Reserved for Guest Networking

Time:
7:15 - 8:00 AM Continental Breakfast & Networking
8:00 - 9:00 AM Panel Discussion
9:00 - 10:00 AM Room Reserved for Guest Networking
Location:
Philadelphia Country Club
1601 Spring Mill Road, Gladwyne PA
Pricing:
45.00 ACG Members
125.00 Non-Members
In the event
your plans change, replacements are welcome before hand or at
registration. Full refunds are available for cancellations made more
than 48 hours in advance. A 5 processing fee will be applied to all
refunds. Email replacement or cancellation requests to mdagit@acg.org.
Hosted by: ACG
Chapter
Philadelphia