Founder Sean Barker discusses scaling the platform to $35 million in revenue before taking on capital, possibly as soon as 2028 given rapid European segment growth.

The New York-based remote staffing services firm expects to hit the $10 million revenue mark in two years, at which point it will be better positioned for a sale.

Former JPMorgan banker Justin Aylward will focus on deals involving smaller publicly traded companies, as well as family, founder or closely held company transactions.

Houlihan Lokey global head of outdoor, active lifestyle and tactical industries Nathan Pund discusses his expectations for M&A in the categories in 2025.

The founder-owned parking management platform is adding more features to further monetize parking spaces and integrating its software with other property services as investors circle the company amid rising interest in the sector.

In a recent paper, Stanford’s Robert Bartlett finds that early-stage VC documents have become far more standardized since 2003 while capital structures have become more complex.