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Active opportunities sorted by deal size × closing probability:

#	Company	D‑U‑N‑S	Deal size	Close probability	Stage	Priority
1	Meridian Precision Components, Inc.	••••••035	$2,500,000	75%	Proposal	High

Meridian Precision is the top-priority, largest weighted deal. Recommended: prepare a company summary and outreach strategy before the next touchpoint.

Company summary for Meridian Precision Components, Inc. (D‑U‑N‑S ••••••035): industry precision machining (SIC 3599 / NAICS 332710), with growth driven by aerospace and EV supply-chain reshoring; size 342 employees, $10M–$49.9M net worth (D&B 3A2), active since 2009; located in Austin, TX 78744. Financial health is low risk (D&B rating 3A2, Failure Score 82/100, PAYDEX 78). Growth signals: Austin facility expansion, new aerospace certification, Q1 revenue growth. Part of Meridian Industrial Group (London, UK) — 14 entities, 6 countries. Challenges: skilled-labor shortage, raw-material cost volatility, lead-time pressure. Prospector score 78/100 (high propensity); DHQ 9/10 (high quality); marketing risk low.

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Contact	Role	Relevance
Sarah Chen	CEO	Existing relationship — executive sponsor
[Name]	VP Sales	Primary outreach target — commercial decision-maker
[Name]	CFO	Budget authority — procurement and finance decisions
[Name]	VP Engineering	Technical influence — product-fit validation
[Name]	COO	Operations — implementation stakeholder

Recommendation: multi-thread outreach — lead with VP Sales for the commercial discussion, loop in the CFO for budget conversations, and keep CEO Sarah Chen as executive sponsor.

Five personalized questions, each tied to a verified signal:

On managing increased demand from the Austin facility expansion while maintaining quality and lead times (facility expansion + lead-time pressure).

On inbound interest from aerospace OEMs following the new aerospace certification, and how those relationships are prioritized (certification + growth trajectory).

On strategies working to attract and retain machinists in Austin (skilled-labor shortage).

On how procurement decisions are coordinated across the 14-entity group — locally in Austin or via the regional HQ in Wilmington (corporate hierarchy + procurement influence).

On new sourcing or hedging approaches given raw-material cost volatility (raw-material cost volatility).