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Driving Returns Through Real-time P&L

December 12, 2023
In this episode, Ryan Phillips, CEO of Axis Energy Services, joins Geoff Angulo and Rogers Herndon to discuss how Ryan runs Axis Energy Services differently by doing a P&L with every rig every day, and how he accomplished this with the help of A&M.
Thought Leadership

MedTech Proves its Fortitude and Resilience in 2023

December 11, 2023
Against a backdrop of prevailing macroeconomic headwinds, including high energy prices, constrained global supply chains and a 40-year high inflation rate, the MedTech industry has continued to demonstrate resilience with revenues forecasted to increase by 4.2% from 2022. In contrast, the UK’s GDP is only expected to grow 0.6% in 2023. MedTech’s and indeed the broader Healthcare and Life Sciences sector’s superior growth is being driven by key trends.
Thought Leadership

Deal: MJ Hudson/ Project Dunham

December 11, 2023
Accelerated M&A process and solvent sale of the Group’s main trading subsidiary to Universal Matter Inc.
Thought Leadership

Deal: babylon

December 11, 2023
Accelerated M&A process and solvent sale of the Group’s main trading subsidiary to Universal Matter Inc.
Thought Leadership

Deal: Volta Trucks

December 11, 2023
Accelerated M&A process and solvent sale of the Group’s main trading subsidiary to Universal Matter Inc.
Thought Leadership

Amyna Hebbar and Ryan Farber Featured in WorldatWork’s Webinar

December 7, 2023
A&M Tax's Amyna Hebbar and Ryan Farber featured in WorldatWork’s webinar discussing the challenges encountered integrating DEI metrics into a sales compensation plan and some solutions on how to think about optimizing DEI programs through sales.
Thought Leadership

US-UK M&A Corridor: Key Considerations for Potential Sellers Exploring an Investment or Exit Route in the U.S

December 4, 2023
The news that confectionary giant Mars had agreed to acquire Britain’s Hotel Chocolat in a $660 million transaction in November led analysts to debate whether Mars or Hotel Chocolat's shareholders had secured the better early Black Friday deal. The transaction was also seen as a welcome sign of confidence from U.S. investors in strategic U.K. assets.