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Plastics News' growing conference business is adding an inaugural event in 2014, the Plastics Financial Summit, to be held April 1-2, 2014, at the Mid-America Club in downtown Chicago.
This event is structured with a dinner on the evening of Tuesday, April 1, with one-day conference proceedings on Wednesday, April 2, that will include business owners and the investment community to cover the latest topics in financial matters. The subjects will include careful succession planning to how to value a company in the market, including choosing an entity structure (C corporations, S corporations, partnerships and limited liability). A segment will also include the financial considerations of establishing an international operation, offering tools and techniques to make such a transition.
If you are a business owner or an investor, this financial summit is for you. Now more than ever, there are myriad reasons to invest in plastics and this conference will cover the industry from a margin and future margin standpoint.
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