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Hartford Business Journal Press: Succession Shift – More family businesses consider selling rather than passing to next generation

Republished from Hartford Business Journal by Harriet Jones Family-owned businesses are a huge part of the U.S. economy, by some measures representing between $10 trillion and $14 trillion in economic activity. But a lot of data also suggests this mainstay of the economy is in the midst of a step change as an increasing number...
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Senior Advisor Spotlight: Tim Shanley

At CMG, our Senior Advisors play a vital role in our engagements with founder-led and family-held businesses pursuing their ‘once in a lifetime’ transaction. The leadership skills, operational experience and industry insights of our Senior Advisors help CMG deliver thoughtful, practical advice in every stage of a transaction from planning and preparation all the way...
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CMG Year in Review 2025

CMG enjoyed another successful year in 2025, celebrating many successful outcomes for our clients, several new additions to our team and our continued growth. We look forward to 2026 with even more enthusiasm and excitement.  
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Carter Morse & Goodrich Renews Sponsorship of Tri-State XPX

We’re proud to share that Carter Morse & Goodrich has renewed its sponsorship of the Tri-State Exit Planning Exchange (XPX) chapter for the 2025–2026 program year. XPX is a trusted network of advisors dedicated to supporting privately held businesses through thoughtful, strategic exit planning. Their chapters foster strong, collaborative local business ecosystems where professionals work...
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Carter Morse & Goodrich Serves as Exclusive M&A Advisor to National Integrated Industries

Carter Morse & Goodrich (“CMG”) is pleased to announce that it served as the exclusive financial advisor to National Integrated Industries, Inc. (“NII” or the “Company”) in its sale to Sumco, a division of Industrial Manufacturing Group (“IMG”). The acquisition will further expand IMG’s portfolio of manufacturing groups, currently consisting of Metal Processing, Recycling, and...
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Carter Morse & Goodrich Continues Team Growth with the Addition of Zack Chudry

Carter Morse & Goodrich is pleased to announce that Zack Chudry has joined the firm as an Associate. In this role, Zack will focus on transaction execution and support CMG’s business development efforts, working closely with founders, families, and management teams throughout the M&A process. “We are excited to welcome Zack to CMG,” said Terry...
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Senior Advisor Spotlight: Nicole Russo

At CMG, our Senior Advisors play a pivotal role in elevating the guidance we provide to founder- and family-led businesses. Their real-world experience, industry depth, and strategic insight help us deliver thoughtful, informed advice throughout every stage of a transaction. Today, we’re excited to spotlight Nicole Russo, a seasoned technology, operations and finance leader with...
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Carter Morse & Goodrich Welcomes Back Jon Michaels as Vice President

Carter Morse & Goodrich is pleased to announce that Jon Michaels has rejoined the firm as a Vice President. In this role, Jon will lead M&A engagements and support CMG’s transaction execution and business development initiatives, working closely with founders, families, and management teams. “We are thrilled to welcome Jon back to CMG,” said Ramsey...
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CMG’s Michael Carter Shares Valuation Insights with Connecticut Bar Association

CMG’s Michael Carter spoke at the Connecticut Bar Association’s Business Law Section meeting on advising lawyers regarding business valuation. He provided attendees with a “Seat of the Pants” valuation methodology, highlighted six key value drivers attorneys should understand, and offered guidance on how to interpret and appropriately challenge an investment banker’s valuation analysis. Thank you...
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M&A East 2025: What’s Fueling Confidence in 2026 Deal Activity

CMG’s Terence Hannafin and Geoff Bradley spent two solid days at M&A East speaking with private equity investors, lenders, and fellow dealmakers from across the lower middle market. One thing was clear: momentum is returning. Deals are moving again, confidence is improving, and 2026 is setting up to be an active year for M&A. Key...
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