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Lucas Ager Named Lead for INCATech's Acquisition and Financial Services (AFS) Practice Area.

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Thursday, December 1, 2022

RESTON, Va., Dec. 1, 2022  /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- To most effectively serve our customers with unique challenges such as complex regulations, limited personnel, fiscal constraints, and increasing inquiries, INCATech is establishing an Acquisition and Financial Services (AFS) practice, led by Lucas Ager. As Practice Lead, Ager will spearhead INCATech's AFS support to include:

Key Points: 
  • To most effectively serve our customers with unique challenges such as complex regulations, limited personnel, fiscal constraints, and increasing inquiries, INCATech is establishing an Acquisition and Financial Services (AFS) practice, led by Lucas Ager.
  • RESTON, Va., Dec. 1, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- To most effectively serve our customers with unique challenges such as complex regulations, limited personnel, fiscal constraints, and increasing inquiries, INCATech is establishing an Acquisition and Financial Services (AFS) practice, led by Lucas Ager.
  • Ager serves as the primary Point of Contract (POC) for federal customers to identify needs and ensure that INCATech provides excellent services.
  • Our expert teams apply Agile methodologies and use state-of-the-art products to achieve your mission goals and deliver breakthrough results: https://incatech-corp.com

Johnston Press buyout debated in the Commons

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Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Government questioned as majority shareholder accuses Johnston board of collusion

Key Points: 
  • Tom Watson, Shadow Culture Secretary, today used an urgent question to ask the Government to make a statement on the impact of Johnston Press going into administration.
  • Johnston Press owns papers including I, The Scotsman, The Yorkshire Post and more than 200 local and regionalpapers,and announced on November 16 that it was going into administration.
  • The deal sees the Johnston Press shares wiped out, and while the cash injection sees retention of theBoard, and short term securityfor Johnston Press titles and the associated jobs,the National Union of Journalists (NUJ)have expressed concerns that pensions and longer term stability are at risk.
  • This concern was echoed by Custos Group, the biggest holder of Johnston Press shares, whose CEO, Christen Ager-Hanssen, said;
    Todays pre-pack was not so much a corporate rescue as a blatant pre-planned corporate theft by bondholders, suitably aided and abetted by Johnston Press incompetent and double-tongued board".