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3/30/2020 | Columbus Business First
How Central Ohio businesses can emerge stronger after the pandemic

Now is also a good time to look at what kinds of job skills are needed for the company in the medium and long term, and figure out how to get your workforce trained on those skills, Stewart said. For instance, he said, disruptions from companies going to remote work will be short-term, but once companies and their people adapt, this digital flexibility is likely here to stay.

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3/17/2020 | Oregon Business
Data Risk

Small businesses suffer most from these costly attacks. Due to the massive price tag associated with an infringement, 60% of small businesses go out of business within six months of being victimized, according to the National Center for the Middle Market.

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11/15/2019 | Tech Republic
Cybersecurity Remains the Top Concern for Middle Market Companies

Looking ahead at the next 12 months, middle market companies are most concerned with their cybersecurity strength. As businesses become more digital, these organizations believe security risks will increase in the next year, a Chubb and National Center for the Middle Market (NCMM) report found.

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11/11/2019 | strategy+business
Niche work if you can get it

Executive Director Thomas A. Stewart is featured in strategy+business, explaining why understanding how specialist companies succeed can help all leaders learn ways to stick to their strategies.

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10/24/2019 | Pensions & Investments
Middle-market companies' growth rate slows

Middle-market companies saw a dip in revenue, employment and productivity in the year ended Sept. 30 as year-over-year growth rates across the three factors fell below their two-year averages.

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10/23/2019 | Press Release
Middle Market Indicator Reports Lowest Growth Rate since 2013

The National Center for the Middle Market (NCMM) released its 3Q Middle Market Indicator (MMI) today with data showing a decrease in growth rate for middle market companies. At 5.8 percent, it fell nearly three points from the Q2 report.

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