Evolving Strategies for PE Exit Readiness

Program Description

In 2023, private equity exit routes (e.g., initial public offerings and corporate sales) faced significant challenges, driving the average U.S. private equity hold period to a record high of over seven years. As a result, exit planning strategies have evolved to include business imperatives like IT/ERP maturity, go-to-market strategy, supply chain efficiencies, cost optimization and pricing structure.

This session will provide a look into how PE firms can help their portfolio companies capitalize on value-creation opportunities throughout the hold period. Join us for a discussion with industry experts in private equity, IT transformation and supply chain planning to explore successful value creation and exit readiness strategies.

Learning Objectives

In this session, you will:

• Gain insights into private equity’s role in value creation within portfolio companies.
• Explore actionable steps to create greater efficiencies for portfolio companies’ IT transformation efforts and supply chain capabilities.
• Define more resilient exit strategies for portfolio companies during economic volatility.

How to earn your credit:

• Participants of the live broadcast are eligible to receive 1 CPE credit in Finance. You will need to attend for 50+ minutes and answer 3+ polling questions for CPE credits.
• Partial credit will not be offered.
• For the best experience, we recommend attending the webinar on a desktop or laptop using a Chrome browser.

Prerequisites: N/A | Advanced Preparation: No | Knowledge Level: Basic| CPE Field of Study: Finance | Event Location: Virtual | Delivery Method: Group Internet-Based | Refund Policy: N/A

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