| 24 Oct 2011 |
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Recent news stories challenge the notion that small business is the engine for job growth in the country. Some argue instead that large companies are the ones that hire, but we often read stories about layoffs at large companies. Perhaps it's the Middle Market (companies with $10 Million up to about $1 Billion in sales)that is truly where job growth occurs. This possibility comes to light in a study done by the Fisher College of Business at Ohio State,Which was the impetus for the 2011 National Middle Market Summit.
The Introduction to the study report (pdf)describes the situation:
Virtually ignored by the media,one of the most important
More information is available on the summit's website, especially on the "Insights" page. |






