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Navigating the Maze: K-12 Executives Share Perspective on the 2023 Sales Cycle

Tyton Partners

This month, we share findings from a Tyton Partners survey of K-12 education company executives, who offered perspectives on how their organizations performed during the 2023 sales cycle. In the aggregate, K-12 executives are reporting a bookings shortfall this year relative to expectations, with some degree of caution for the coming years.

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Ready to Sell Your HVAC Business?

Sun Acquisitions

Whatever your motivation for selling, we’re sure you want a seamless transition in which you walk away with a decent profit from the sale. billion valuation by 2030. Once you’ve done this, you can move on to the next step – organizing your books in preparation for business valuation.

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Competing and Thriving: NBFC’s Digital Mastery Blueprint for the Next 5 Years

Razorpay

They want it to be quick and convenient, like shopping online or booking a hotel. Not surprising – considering the tech-savvy Gen-Z and Millennials are expected to form 50% of the country’s population by 2030. Currently, these new businesses account for 2% of the book and we look to grow this to 5%, over a period of time.

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Tech unicorns UK – complete guide to the billion-dollar club

Growth Business

AI Bio: After leaving his family’s construction empire, Improbable founder Herman Narula is looking to build his own (virtual) world with Improbable. Transport Bio: With over 2,000 partner fleets, Gett provides different transportation options in one place allowing you to book a taxi for corporate teams.

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Metals & Mining Investment Banking: The Full Guide to Ground Zero for the Energy Transition

Mergers and Inquisitions

On the producer side, you can see how much they spend to build new plants, factories, and processing centers. Key Uses: Since copper is the best conductor of electricity among non-precious metals, it’s widely used in machinery, appliances, batteries, and even electrical wiring for entire buildings.