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Uses of a Platform Mezzanine

Strategy Driven

A platform mezzanine is an elevated floor system that sits above the base floor and the ceiling. By installing a platform mezzanine, you can take full advantage of your worksite’s space and make your location more useful for business activities. Some of the most popular uses of a mezzanine include the following.

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Planning a successful MBO?

Strategy Driven

For this reason, management looking to buy the firm will connect with investors, banks, private equity firms, and possibly mezzanine lenders. Substantial funding is required for management buyouts. This means that outside entities gain some financial control over the company. How is an MBO undertaken?

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Portable Office Buildings Provide Everything a Business Needs

Strategy Driven

Mezzanine office. Well, you can consider using a portable office building system to put up a mezzanine office and thus create more space for conferences, offices, break rooms, and even storage.

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Entrepreneurs Need a Better Way to Cash Out

Harvard Business Review

There are a nascent but growing community of financial backers, both institutional and individual, who have taken the long view: whose investments look more like mezzanine debt, in the stable case, or like common equity, in the growth case.

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How Smart CEOs Use Social Tools to Their Advantage

Harvard Business Review

Tools like Oblong Industries’ Mezzanine can bring multiple streams of data onto HD displays where they can be easily organized, manipulated, and archived into files that can be accessed for later use.

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Day 3 Davos Snapshot

Harvard Business Review

I'm sitting here in the Partners Lounge on the Mezzanine Level of the Congress Center. (See Michael's earlier notes from Davos here , here , and here. And follow Justin Fox's coverage of the conference.). As usual, seats are in short supply, so I grabbed the first one I could find.