The 2013 Roadshow for Growth
A six-month tour uncovering the issues
and opportunities for growth within the
Middle Market.
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Announcing the 2013 Roadshow for Growth.
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A six-month tour uncovering the issues
and opportunities for growth within the
Middle Market.
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GE Capital is helping Ethiopian Airlines realize their vision of becoming one of the leading aviation groups in Africa by expanding their cargo business and quickly getting new planes in the sky.
The Q1 Middle Market Indicator (MMI) shows that mid-sized
businesses are still the engine driving U.S. economic growth.
The sector's revenue and employment growth continue to
outpace expectations; however, the MMI also found the threat
of additional costs of regulation could lead to significant pullbacks.
At GE Capital we hire exceptional people and invest in their growth, providing unrivaled leadership and training in an energizing environment. With over 50,000 employees working across 55 countries, the GE Capital team is diverse, global, and passionate about what they do.
GE Capital employees Aris Kekedjian and Isabel Fernandez
MAY 9, 2013 | CHICAGO, IL
Join GE Capital and Slate Magazine for a discussion on job creation in the middle market.
How does an organization like GE maintain product quality and control, avoid the risk of supply-chain disruption, and keep sourcing practices aligned with senior management's objectives?
GE Capital Franchise Finance's Chain Restaurant Industry Review showed that merger and acquisition activity increased to $3.9 billion from $3.7 billion, and the total volume of syndicated leveraged loans in the restaurant space increased almost 21 percent last year.