John Lane Quoted on the Challenges of a Business Turnaround
Inglewood senior partner John K. Lane was quoted in a Crain's Cleveland Business feature on the difficulty of turning a business around in a tough economy.
Inglewood senior partner John K. Lane was quoted in a Crain's Cleveland Business feature on the challenges of a business turnaround, examining how hard it is to correct course when the economy is working against you.
The article, "Fighting The Good Fight (Correcting course can be a daunting task, especially in challenging economic climate)," was published June 27, 2011. Lane's comments drew on the firm's hands-on experience guiding companies through operational and financial distress, work that sits at the center of Inglewood's turnaround consulting practice.
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