Speakers:
- Thomas Hrdlick, Partner, Foley & Lardner LLP
- Mark Peterson, Senior Vice President, Raymond James
- Andrew Ingley, Vice President, Raymond James
Topics included:
- Capital, Capital, Wherefore Art Thou Capital? Capital Formation in a Down Market
- Deal or No Deal? Pursuing M&A Strategies in a Down Market
- Keeping It Real: Comments and Q&A
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