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NEW YORK, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Palladium Equity Partners, LLC, a middle market private equity firm with nearly $3 billion in assets under management, today announced that Nancy A. Mitchell has been named Chief Administrative Officer, a newly-created position. Ms. Mitchell joins Palladium from O Melveny & Myers LLP, where she was a Partner.
Palladium Equity Partners Names Nancy A. Mitchell Chief Administrative Officer
Ms. Mitchell brings to Palladium a unique combination of finance, legal, and corporate policy experience, having regularly counseled private equity clients over her 34-year career as a lawyer and investment banker. She also had leadership roles in building premier professional practices at major law firms and establishing and enhancing processes to support and accelerate partnerships in their growth.
Millennials return migration
By Carol Davis
CANTON Many business articles and research studies over the past decade have focused on why millennials flock to larger cities to live and work. Large cities and suburbs generally offer higher salaries, more opportunities for upward advancement, and a wide variety of retail shops, sporting events, and community activities. However, some current researchers believe they may be witnessing the beginnings of a trend shift represented by those millennials who return home to rural areas immediately following college graduation or return upon to pursue a second career, a trend referred to as return migration.
Discerning millennials consider several factors before returning to their birth places or hometowns. A United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) research article, entitled Why Some Return Home to Rural America and Why It Matters, indicates that a primary motivating factor for young professionals returning home is the desire for family