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The Go-to List of Top GovCon Advisers

Posted by Ross Wilkers on September 6, 2011 in Features | 99 Views

GovConExec’s Selected Who’s Who List of Strategic Advisers, Investment Bankers and Private Equity Players.

It takes strong backs and deft hands to grow and move a company into a new market area—or even to beef up or align assets that a company already owns in a hot market.

Strategic advisers take a long-term look, helping companies to get three to five years ahead of the market with the right capabilities and technologies in place. They advise top management, investment bankers, private equity firms and other large investors, and are often relied upon to provide a high level assessment of government spending trends.

Investment bankers help companies navigate market shifts and consolidation—identifying attractive acquisition targets and potential buyers when companies seek to divest assets, providing merger and acquisition support and valuation services, and raising capital in the public or private markets.

Private equity firms have been very active in the strategic purchase of companies in the GovCon market, providing capital to help companies better leverage their existing strengths and continue to grow.

We’ve witnessed a realignment of the market as companies seek to tackle their growth targets by entering or further penetrating markets where there is demand— and funding— for support to the federal government.

— Gerry Simone

Want to see the list? For the list of a few of the places and people companies turned to for advice and service in the past year, subscribe to the print magazine here.

Posted in Features | Tagged capabilities, GovCon, Government contracting, government contractors, government spending trends, investment bankers, investors, market, private equity players, strategic advisors

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