Jordan, Edmiston Group
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The Jordan, Edmiston Group, Inc. ("JEGI") of New York, NY was founded in 1987 and provides independent investment banking services for media, information, marketing services and related technologies.Since 1987, JEGI has completed more than 500 Mergers & Acquisitions transactions for global and emerging media, information, marketing services and related technology companies; entrepreneurial owners; and private equity and venture capital firms.The firm was launched in 1987 by Wilma Jordan, who still serves as CEO. In the late 1980’s, the firm focused primarily on serving the consumer magazine market, including Texas Monthly and Spin Magazine. In the early 1990’s, the firm expanded its market coverage to include B2B magazine publishers, such as Capital Cities/ABC, The Economist Group, and Hanley Wood.In the early 1990s, Mark Edmiston partnered with Ms.
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Special Report: Media M&A on the rebound
he b-to-b media industry has seen a recent surge in M&A deals, capping a year in which the sector showed signs of renewed strength. In just the first week of the new year, publishers announced these deals: Farm Journal Media acquired a. . .
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How One Investment Bank Visualizes The Enterprise Marketing Stack
Technology vendors, through mergers and acquisitions, are moving more into the marketing field, as the CMO’s role continues to evolve to include more technology functions. Highlighting the actions of companies such as Adobe, IBM, Oracle, and Salesforce, The Jordan, Edmiston Group, Inc. (JEGI) has proposed a framework it calls the “Enterprise Marketing Management (EMM) Stack,” [.
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Blackstone’s Allen: Expect More Ad Tech M&A Dealmaking In ‘13 – In Contrast To The Wider Market
Most media industry observers expect to see a another strong year in M&A for the Ad Tech sector. For example, a survey [PDF] of 231 top media/tech executives released last week from media investment bank Jordan, Edmiston Group, Inc. and Econsultancy shows an upward trend in organizations planning an acquisition in the next 12 months, [.
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2012 M&A Market Shows Dramatic Increase in Number and Value of Deals
New York, NY December 28, 2012 – Burgeoning innovation, rising corporate investment and a year-end rush to beat the tax man drove robust mergers and acquisitions in 2012 for the media, information, marketing and technology sectors. . . .
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M&A Hits Prerecession Levels
M&A activity skyrocketed to prerecession levels in several major industry sectors, according to a year-end report from investment banking firm The Jordan, Edmiston Group (JEGI).
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U.S. media M&A activity down 7% in Q1
News this week: Media-focused investment bank, The Jordan, Edmiston Group, Inc. (JEGI) reported M&A activity in the U. S. media market for the first quarter of 2012. The total number deals in the quarter was 333, which is a new record and an increase of 51% year-on-year. However, the total value of deals dropped 7% from last year’s US$11.
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Jordan, Edmiston: First-quarter Marketing and Media M&A Activity Mixed
The volume of marketing and media M&A activity in the first quarter soared to 333 deals, a 51% increase over the year-earlier period, according to investment bank Jordan, Edmiston Group. The aggregate value of those deals, however, fell. . .
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Jordan, Edmiston Group’s Tolman Geffs On Bidded Display Ecosystem
Following up his question for 5 ad tech, platform panelists during the Tuesday session of the Internet Advertising Bureau's (IAB) Annual Leadership Meeting (see the panel's coverage), Tolman Geffs, Co-President of investment banking firm Jordan, Edmiston Group (JEGI) expands on his thinking for the AdExchanger audience. A question hit me hard during the IAB Summit [.
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Overall Media M&A Up 9 Percent in 2011
The media M&A market saw its third year in a row of growth, closing out 2011 with a 9 percent increase in total value over 2010, according to a year-end report by The Jordan, Edmiston Group.
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NewBay Acquires Future US Music Division
By Danielle DeVita and James Sturdivant Future US, Inc, the San-Franscisco-based subsidiary of Future plc, has sold its US Music Division, a package that includes Guitar World, Revolver and Guitar Aficionado and related websites and events, to NewBay Media LLC for $3 million. The sale. . .
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