The forum brought together C-level executives, private equity firms, investment bankers and suppliers to create an industry-focused platform for those involved or interested in the sector. Virtual sessions were conducted on consolidation in the label industry, deal flow, and sustainability in M&A. Mike Apperson, CEO and president of Resource Label Group closed the event as a
Terms of the deal, which is described in a release as a merger, are not being disclosed.
RLG â a provider of pressure sensitive label, shrink sleeve and RFID/NFC technology (which involved embedded chips and antennas for wireless ID) â was previously a portfolio company of First Atlantic Capital and TPG Growth.
Based in Los Angeles, Ares Management has approximately $239 billion of assets under management with approximately 2,000 employees operating across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and the Middle East.
âAres is the right partner at the right time,â Mike Apperson, RLG president and CEO, said in the release. âJoining with Ares is an exciting change for our customers and team members as we move to accelerate growth and expand the RLG family. Ares brings a wealth of resources and expertise that will further enhance the value and solutions we provide our customers. Our team is energized by the opportunity ahead of us.â
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will probably end up eventually dropping out. you have to really think about who has momentum and buttigieg and warren in particular have a lot of momentum. and as the field narrows a little bit more, they might be able to close in on biden s lead. i don t really see sanders being able to close in much because he s just dropping so much. he s gone down 9 percentage points. so i think it s really going to be end up being a three-way race between biden, warren and buttigieg. and at this point, the u.s. president focussing in on that key issue of immigration. that seems to be helping him with his base. again, we re getting close to 2020. not there but getting close. democrats in the meantime. i want to transition to this issue of impeachment because candidates running for president are talking about it. certainly they re talking about it in the house, but they seem divided in the house, natasha, on whether to pursue impeachment inquiries against the president
that s why he s not in iowa. but some voters tell me they took offense to that. that perhaps they didn t see themselves as a priority for the front-runner, vice president joe biden. that said, he will be here on tuesday, on the very same day that president trump will also be in iowa. take note of the timing. we are just a few weeks away from the very first debate for these candidates. that will be in miami at the end of the month. leyla santiago, cnn, cedar rapids, iowa. leyla, thank you. let s get context and perspective now with natasha li la lindstaedt. good to have you with us. thanks for having me. look, for democrats looking to replace mr. trump as president, the latest poll from cnn in iowa shows the former vice president joe biden the favorite ahead of others in that state s caucus set for february.