PE M&A Activity ↑12.4%│ Industrial EBITDA Multiples 7.2×│ B2B Buyer Trust Index ↓31%│ SEO Click-Through Rate ↓44%│ LMM Deal Volume ↑8.1%│ Sales Hire Failure Rate 67%│ Organic Growth Gap 2.3× plan│ PE Dry Powder $2.59T│ PRESS: Ed Marsh at PE Operating Partners Summit│ DEAL: Midwest controls automation acquired at 7.8×│ PE M&A Activity ↑12.4%│ Industrial EBITDA Multiples 7.2×│ B2B Buyer Trust Index ↓31%│ SEO Click-Through Rate ↓44%│ LMM Deal Volume ↑8.1%│ Sales Hire Failure Rate 67%│ Organic Growth Gap 2.3× plan│ PE Dry Powder $2.59T│ PRESS: Ed Marsh at PE Operating Partners Summit│ DEAL: Midwest controls automation acquired at 7.8×│

What does Manufacturing Day mean to manufacturing growth strategy?

Manufacturing growth strategy is implicit in the recognition of advanced manufacturers on manufacturing day. Keep growing and getting stronger!

Ed Marsh
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Manufacturing Day 2014

We spend a lot of time here talking about manufacturing growth strategy, but today's a chance to talk about all the great stuff that's done ever day - we'll go back to worrying about what's next, tomorrow.  Today send a tweet or two recognizing @mfgday & #mfgday14.

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Ed Marsh is an independent board director, NACD Governance Fellow, and founder of Ed Marsh Consulting, which helps private equity sponsors and industrial manufacturers drive organic revenue growth. He hosts the Industrial Growth Institute Podcast and writes at edmarshconsulting.com.
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