Can we count on an increase in M&A activity for the staffing industry in 2021? Will strategic buyers continue to dominate the market? What industry sectors will see the most activity?

You now have the opportunity to tap into the expertise of Paul Mehring, Patrick Morin and Paul Pincus as they share their insight and answer your questions about what we can expect to see in the M&A landscape for 2021. Vince Grillo will moderate this discussion that’s sure to leave you with an educated outlook on the year ahead.

Speakers:  

Paul Pincus, Partner, Ortoli Rosenstadt LLP
Paul Pincus is a partner at Ortoli Rosenstadt LLP and head of the firm’s private company Mergers and Acquisitions, and Staffing, practices. Paul is one of the country’s leading M&A attorneys for the staffing industry, having completed over 80 deals in the staffing industry during the past 35 years ranging size from under $10 million to over $100 million in enterprise value. He has written and lectured extensively on M&A topics for the staffing industry.

Patrick Morin, Partner, Transact Capital Partners, LLC
Patrick Morin is a partner with Transact Capital Partners, a Richmond, Virginia-based investment banking firm that specializes in mergers and acquisitions of privately-owned companies with enterprise values up to $100MM. Transact serves clients in the multifamily, technology, manufacturing, logistics, financial, and staffing industries.

Paul Mehring, Co-President, Access Capital, Inc.
Paul Mehring is Co-President of Access Capital, specializing in overseeing the company’s Business Development and Underwriting groups. Paul first joined Access Capital in 1990 and his overall experience in finance spans over 30 years.  

Vince Grillo (moderator) Senior Vice President, Access Capital, Inc.
Vince Grillo is Senior Vice President of Access Capital and has been with the company for over 20 years.  He is a second-generation financing executive with over 25 years of industry experience. Prior to his post at Access Capital, he began his career at Chase Credit Services, later working for Irving Commercial and the Bank of New York.