8/2/2019 | Business Insurance
Midmarket companies expect risks to grow: Chubb

Half of middle market company executives believe risk for their company will increase over the coming year, according to a quarterly report issued Friday by Chubb Ltd.

This is a 1 percentage point increase from a first-quarter survey, according to the report issued by Chubb with the National Center for the Middle Market, which is located at the Ohio State University Fisher College of Business in Columbus.

7/24/2019 | Press Release
Middle Market Company Growth Continues in First Half of 2019

Middle market companies continue to show strong growth according to the National Center from the Middle Market (NCMM). More than three-quarters of firms report year-over-year revenue growth, with a full 38 percent reporting a growth rate of 10 percent or more. Further, the majority of middle market leaders say they have access to sufficient working and investment capital. These insights come from the 2Q Middle Market Indicator (MMI) released today.

6/29/2019 | Crain's Cleveland Business
As the Economy Keeps Growing, So Do Doubts

First-quarter revenue swelled by an average of 8.7%, according to a survey conducted by the National Center for the Middle Market. That's the second-highest year-over-year growth in the quarterly survey's eight-year history, and executive director Tom Stewart said raw second-quarter data suggest revenue growth remained strong heading into summer.

6/28/2019 | Industry Today
Move the Needle in the Middle Market

Executive Director Thomas A. Stewart takes to the pages of Industry Today to share his expertise on how strength and culture types can drive your company forward. Based on research from the National Center for the Middle Market.

6/26/2019 | Inc.
The 50 Best Private Equity Firms for Entrepreneurs

Exec. Dir. Thomas A. Stewart talked with Inc. about the changing relationships between investors and founders.

4/24/2019 | Press Release
Middle Market Company Growth Continues into 2019

Middle market companies in the United States grew at a near-record rate in the last year, according to the National Center from the Middle Market (NCMM). At the same time, companies indicate that their level of hiring may decline, and their confidence in the economy has tailed slightly off. These insights come from the 1Q Middle Market Indicator (MMI) released today. Healthcare, business services and construction companies lead the way in both revenue and hiring increases.