BALTIMORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apis & Heritage Capital Partners converts Maryland-based Consolidated Construction Services to employee ownership via new employee-led buyout (ELBO)...
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Apis & Heritage Capital Partners Converts Maryland-Based Consolidated Construction Services to Employee Ownership via New Employee-Led Buyout (ELBO), Putting Maryland Workers and Their Families on a Path to Financial Security
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