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Press Releases
David
A. Browne Joins Bywater Consulting in Stamford, Connecticut as Partner
CBS
MarketWatch -- July 10, 2003
Bywater welcomes David A. Browne, Partner, to its
team of senior professionals. David Browne was previously a Principal in the Stamford
office of Mellon Financial's Organizational Effectiveness Consulting group, a
founding member of the Strategic Consulting practice of Accenture, and
President of Synthesis Group, both in New York City.
Bywater
Corporate Development Services Completes Sale of Master Lubricants
CBS
MarketWatch -- June 10, 2003
Bywater Corporate Development
Services (CDS), a management advisory practice specializing in middle-market
acquisitions, divestitures, and financing, announced that it has completed the
sale of Master Lubricants Company to Acrotech Industries Inc.
Bywater awarded contract to guide USDA in improving their HR processes
PR Newswire -- January 23, 2003
Stamford, Conn. - Management consulting firm, Bywater has been awarded a significant contract by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Bywater has had a 3-year relationship with the APHIS (Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services) Division of the USDA. This relationship has now been extended into the Human Resources function of APHIS.
Bywater
award contract to assist New York Power Authority (NYPA) with balanced
scorecard development
MorningStar.com
-- January 23, 2003
Some
years ago the New York Power Authority decided to be in the progressive
forefront of organizations who were developing a Key Performance Indicator
System to help drive improvement effort on behalf of their stakeholders.
Privately-held
companies
expect mergers, acquisitions & strategic alliances to drive new growth
Mergers & Acquisitions Advisor,
Newsletter: Volume 8 Issue -- December 12, 2001
Nearly half of mid-market firms will consider buying or selling; even more will consider strategic alliances in the next year.
National
organization takes root in Connecticut
Stamford Advocate -- April 11, 2001
Connecticut businesses and service providers involved in corporate development, mergers and acquisitions have a new local organization where they can network and share ideas.
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Articles
Financial,
operational constraints hamper growth of privately-held companies
ACG Today -- October 28, 2001
PHCs contend with certain challenges that publicly-traded companies do not. They often struggle to attract top management talent and must deal with family conflicts and transition issues. PHCs also typically face capital constraints because they do not sell and trade stock publicly and tend to avoid debt leverage. As a result, .......
Jobbers
who "Do Something" will succeed in this time of consolidation
National Petroleum
News -- July 2002
The oil business is experiencing a period of
exceptionally rapid change, and this change is impacting virtually all
participants in the downstream value chain, including fuel and lubricant
jobbers.
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Industry Surveys
Beverage
industry survey ranks top 3 business improvement initiatives & rates product
safety
January 3, 2002
Stamford, Conn.—Management consulting firm, Bywater,
issues results of a recent survey of US beverage companies that focused on
business improvement and food safety.
Growth
trends at privately held companies - keys to success
March 1, 2001
Privately-held companies (PHCs) comprise, in total, more than one-third of
the U.S. GDP and create more than half of all new
jobs. Not “mom-and-pop” businesses, as many
think of them, an estimated 275,000 PHCs have annual
revenues of $5 million or more and the largest 500
privately-held companies each have revenues greater than $560 million.
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Newsletters
Transformation
News - Issue 1
Your company's best kept secret
Transformation
News - Issue 2
Process mining
Transformation
News - Issue 3
Still awaiting results from your process improvement
effort
Transformation
News - Issue 4
Achieving dramatic growth
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