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2024 Year in Review

We are thankful to have completed another successful year at Lancor. Highlighted below is a sample of our projects in 2024.

2023 Year in Review

We are thankful to have completed another successful year at Lancor. Highlighted below are some of our projects in 2023.

Industry Executives: Shaping the Future of Private Equity

Traditionally, private equity firms used the due diligence phase to explore insights, risk mitigation, and the identification of growth prospects and had several months to dig into a company while using the financials as the most essential tool or backbone of this analysis.

Was Tom Hagen the First Operating Partner?

Was Tom Hagen essentially the family’s version of a talented Operating Partner? The more time you examine this question, the more analogous he seems to become.

What could the Federal Trade Commission's proposed ban on non-compete agreements mean for executive search?

What could the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's proposed ban on non-compete agreements mean for executive search, market competitiveness and candidate recruitment?

2022 Year in Review

We are thankful to have completed another successful year at Lancor. Highlighted below are some of our projects in 2022.

How Will A Recession Affect Hiring?

Is my job safe during a recession? Will businesses continue to hire if the markets crash? Is this a good or bad time to switch jobs?

CFO’s Are Making More Money Than Ever: Here’s How To Become One

It pays to be a CFO right now. From 2020 to 2021, Chief Financial Officer compensation rose 9%. For a company and its owners, CFO hiring has never been more critical.

How Data And Analytics Are Changing The Model For Investing

How Data And Analytics Are Changing The Model For Investing: A Conversation With Dave Averett From Summit Partners

CEO's Are Being Snapped Up By PE Firms & Corporations Can’t Compete

It used to be considered the capstone of a career to be the CEO of a publicly traded firm. The perks of being a corporate CEO included media attention, industry status, high salaries and stock options. Not anymore.