Cumberland Entertainment (A): Expanding with Private Equity? Award winner Prize Winner Case Solution
Abstract:
Cumberland Home entertainment, a specific niche music manufacturer, was looking for capital to fund its organized growth. CEO, Tom Smith, got in into settlements with private equity companies, and struck a contract that switched out to be insufficient.
Pedagogical Objectives:
To spotlight and examine the vibrant nature of business owner, endeavor capitalist relationships, and to deal with some of the crucial problems that may emerge over time (e.g., how to share threat, when and how to leave). To compare and evaluate deals from various private equity companies, as well as various deals from the very same company made in the course of settlements.
This is just an excerpt. This case is about Entrepreneurship
published: 01 Dec 2004
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