Generational Equity, a Dallas-based firm that assists privately-held middle-market clients in completing mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and strategic growth initiatives, announced it was the first-ranked financial advisor for U.S. merger and acquisition transactions valued at less than $25 million and second-ranked for U.S. transactions valued at less than $50 million, according to information compiled by Thomson Financial for the period January 1, 2007 through August 23, 2007. These rankings reflect transactions in which a financial advisor was engaged and the value was disclosed.

Generational Equity, an international leader in middle-market mergers and acquisitions, recently advised New Stanton, Penn.-based Ergonomic & Safety Services, a provider of onsite safety and consulting services at large construction sites, on its sale to Aurora, Ill.-based Amerisafe Consulting & Safety Services, an affiliate of Luse Holdings, Inc., a provider of large scale contracting, product sales and safety consulting.

Generational Equity, a Dallas-based firm that assists privately held, middle-market clients in completing mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and strategic growth initiatives, recently advised Montevallo, Ala.-based Construction DataFax, Inc., on its sale to Vero Beach, Fla.-based CDC Publishing, LLC.

Generational Equity, an international leader in middle-market mergers and acquisitions, recently advised Salem, Oregon-based Ultratape Industries, Inc., a manufacturer of adhesive tapes used in cleanroom environments, on its sale to Hayward, Calif.-based Delphon Industries, LLC.

Generational Equity, an international leader in middle-market mergers and acquisitions, recently advised Colorado Springs, Colorado-based Major Contracting Services, a provider of portable restrooms, on the sale of its Commercial Division to Westborough, Massachusetts-based United Site Services, Inc.

Generational Equity, an international leader in middle market mergers and acquisitions, recently advised Connecticut-based A&F Networking, on its sale to NetTeks Technology Consulting, Inc., of Boston. A&F Networking provides managed services, security and Cisco unified communications solutions to customers throughout Connecticut and New York. NetTeks Technology Consulting is a premier provider of business continuity, security, voice/data convergence and managed services solutions to mid-market clients throughout New England.

Generational Equity, an international leader in middle-market mergers and acquisitions, recently advised Fabri-Tech, Inc., a Mulberry, Florida-based steel fabrication company, on its sale to New Jersey-based Alfred Conhagen, Inc., a privately owned company specializing in rotating equipment, with facilities in California, Louisiana and Texas.

The Association for Corporate Growth (ACG), the All China Federation of Industry and Commerce, and the Tianjin Municipal People’s Government as host and lead organizer, are pleased to announce the First China International Private Equity Forum on June 6-8 in Tianjin, China.

Generational Equity, an international leader in middle market mergers and acquisitions, recently advised Arco Electric Limited, an electrical contracting firm based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, on its sale to Mississauga, Ontario, Canada-based Robertson Bright Inc. Robertson Bright is a privately held contracting company specializing in commercial and industrial electrical services, electrical construction and network communication services. Under the arrangement, Arco Electric will operate as a subsidiary of Robertson Bright.

Generational Equity, an international leader in middle market mergers and acquisitions, recently advised Alpharetta, Georgia-based The DBA Group, LLC, on its sale to Zanett, Inc. of New York City. The DBA Group is an Oracle and systems consultant and authorized reseller engaged in the business of database administration, system administration and custom software development for international and domestic customers. Zanett, Inc. selects and acquires information technology (IT) consulting firms to add to its portfolio of companies known as “The IT Commonwealth.”