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Broad Street Capital Group Announces Expansion to Washington, DC to Support Government-Backed Project Financing & Trade
Broad Street Capital Group Announces Expansion to Washington, DC to Support Government-Backed Project Financing and Global Trade WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, February 18, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Broad Street Capital Group today announced the opening of its Washington, DC office effective April 15, 2026, expanding the Group's capabilities to support international companies entering the U.S. market and U.S. companies seeking to export abroad.
EXIT@MAXIMUM IV
Balancing efficiency gains of AI in industrial operations with strategic risk in exit planning. By Alexander Gordin and Chris Falk Business owners and C-suite executives preparing their companies for the eventual exits, face many conventional risks and challenges such as developing sound strategies, attaining revenue growth, maintaining profitability, preserving quality of earnings, developing human resources to name just a few.
EXIT@Maximum III
Effect exit via employee ownership. By Zoe Schlag and Alexander Gordin, EQB In a previous Exit@Maximum article, the Author outlined four strategies available to business owners when they choose to exit their companies: Sale to or merger with an unrelated third party Sale to employees Dissolution Passing the business on to heirs The author is also committed to bringing in highly experienced specialists and reviewing the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy in greater detail.
Should I Grow Or Should I Go?
Part II: Deciding if, when and how to exit the business or to stay in – a business owner’s decision making framework. By Alexander Gordin, EQB In the last month’s article, “Exit@Maximum – How to exit your business at maximum value and enjoy the fruits of your labor”, I provided business owners with an overview of a successful business exit process. Over the next few months, this column will examine in greater detail each important component of a successful exit preparation process.
EXIT @Maximum!
How to exit your business at maximum value and enjoy the fruits of your labor. You have worked hard to build your business. It is your baby and an integral part of you.
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