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The article profiles Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) board members who are completing their service as of December 2005. Jay Fountain from ACG Portland has directed the organization's online effort through ACG.org. Chad Murrin from ACG Great Britain has been acting as the deal person of ACG. Jay Jester of ACG Boston have enriched ACG chapters and members through the Capital Connection phenomena.

The article highlights several awards given by the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) during its InterGrowth event in the U.S. in 2005. The Chapter of the Year award was presented to ACG Atlanta for its performance. ACG Saint Louis won the 2005 Outstanding Corporate Focus Award. Three executives have received the Meritorious Service Award, including Sidney A. Jaffe, CEO of Advantage Consulting Inc.

The article focuses on the decision of the Association of Corporate Growth (ACG) to use the final page of the "Mergers & Acquisitions: The Dealermaker's Journal" for an ACG Personal Journal opinion for members. The purpose of the program is to encourage people who excel in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) to share their talents and traits. An important issue affecting firms is connecting with an evolving talent pool. The ACG has been exerting efforts to develop strategic initiatives for the M&A sector.

The article focuses on the rebuilding and recovery efforts of the members of the Association of Corporate Growth Louisiana following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. Such rebuilding will require substantial engineering and reconsideration of development decisions that were made. The intensity of the hurricane may keep companies dependent on their backup facilities on a longer period. Part of the rebuilding effort comprises the communication between business owners and their insurance agents and hastening claims-adjustment efforts.

The article focuses on the efforts of the Association of Corporate Growth (ACG) to expand its membership. Majority of the association's members were recruited by their friends. Networking and content are the determining factors to consider in joining and renewing membership in the association. The association persists to work with groups and individuals to launch successful and sustainable ACG chapters.

The article focuses on the accomplishments and plans of the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) as of December 2005. Andy Warhol was appointed by the association as its first CEO. The association is penetrating Asia. ACG boards are planning to expand committee and board membership in the coming years.

The article reports on appointments made by the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) in the U.S. in 2005. Daniel A. Varroney was appointed as the CEO. Ken Bresnen was named director of ACG Austin-North America. Stephen R. Ferrara was selected as the director of ACG Chicago and ACG assistant treasurer. Ronald R. Moss was selected as the director of ACG Greater Cincinnati-North America Region 5 and Donald Wiggins as the director of ACG North Florida-North America Region 4.

The article comments on the events which took place at a seminar entitled ACG InterGrowth -- Make the Connection! The convention delivered content when Michael Milken commented on the intelligence he gained from the China Perspectives panel. They celebrated the successes of their chapters in the 2004 and presented awards to Sid Jaffe, George Stevenson, Den White with ACG Meritorious Service.

Explores issues concerning mergers and acquisitions in the U.S. Information on the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) InterGrowth event; Significance of the doing a deal with an ACG member; Experience in attending the ACG National Capital meeting.

Discusses issues concerning the annual Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) InterGrowth Conference to be held in the U.S. in April 2005. Significance of the ACG Capital Connection for those who have need for capital; Reason for the decision of several companies not to grow through acquisition; Activities planned for the ACG conference.

Anticipates the increase of merger and acquisition (M&A) deals in the U.S. in 2005. Description of the economic condition in the country; Average amount spent by private equity firms in M&A deals in 2004; Factors that could contribute to the rise of M&A deals in 2005.

Focuses on the efforts of the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) to deliver the expectations of its members. Advantage of the partnership of ACG with Thomson Media; Need for the improvement of financial transparency; Approval of strategic direction Chapter Representation and Influence Drive ACG Value.