Gamer Packaging Leans into Culture to Drive Growth
As talent continues to shape priorities across the middle market, many companies are rethinking how workplace culture can support growth.
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Middle Market Companies – Revisited
Company Profiles
Throughout the Center’s 15+ years of operating, we’ve taken an interest in showcasing the many types of companies that make up the middle market.
From 2013 – 2021, NCMM interns have interviewed various middle market companies to learn about their industries, their operations, their opportunities, and their challenges.
Since our initial inquiries, most of these companies have changed – grown, sold, or expanded into new markets or industries. We’ve taken a handful of these companies and provided an update on where they’ve been and where they sit as of 2026.
The middle market is forever moving. Dive into the examples below.
Where Are They Now
Case Studies: More Middle Market Stories
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Digitizing Treasury Improves Customer and Employee Experience at Ohio Machinery Co.
Read this case study to learn how a middle-market heavy equipment company transformed its treasury function through strategic investments in digital finance capabilities.
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Drake Cooper Secures it’s Future through 100% Employee Ownership
Learn how a middle market advertising agency transitioned from a founder-led business to a 100% employee-owned company. The case explores how the ESOP structure helped drive growth, improve retention and strengthen financial performance in an industry known for high turnover and ongoing consolidation.
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