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Alex Sutton is
MANAGING DIRECTOR, HEAD OF RESEARCH at Gordon Brothers, where he coordinates industry guidance and market research to support cross-asset appraisals. Learn more about Alex
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TMA members
Abel Osorio (Turnspire Capital Partners),
Tim Lewis (Southfield Capital) and
Mark D. Podgainy (Getzler Henrich & Associates) tackle the twists and turns of portfolio management as well as new platform and add-on perspectives during the most challenging business environment in modern times.
Abel Osorio is a Partner at Turnspire Capital Partners,a special situations focused private equity firm. Abel serves on the Board of Managers of Turnspire portfolio companies Crane Carrier Company and MPI Products.
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Tim Lewis is a Partner at Southfield Capital. Southfield invests in privately held lower middle market companies. The firm focuses on growth oriented business-to-business services companies. Tim works on all aspects of Southfield's investment strategy.
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Mark D. Podgainy, a managing director in the New York office, has more than 20 years of experience working with healthy, underperforming and distressed middle market businesses, both as an advisor and as a member of the management team.
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Episode Three: How Does a Rising Stock Market + Rising COVID Cases Add Up for Turnarounds?
TMA member
Brian Gleason, Senior Managing Director and Shareholder at Phoenix Management and economics professor
Ananth Seshadri, University of Wisconsin-Madison discuss the current economic forecast from a distinctly turnaround-minded point of view to reveal far-reaching impacts on our industry.
Brian Gleason is a Senior Managing Director and Shareholder at Phoenix Management and has managed or participated in well more than 200 turnaround engagements since joining the firm. Mr. Gleason has been responsible for the successful turnaround of many of Phoenix's clients over the past 23 years using his executive, operational, financial, and negotiating skills.
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Ananth Seshadri is a Professor of Economics and Chair of the department of economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He holds the Todd E. and Elizabeth H. Warnock Distinguished Chair. His areas of expertise are macroeconomics and public finance. He has written on a wide variety of topics including the causes and consequences of demographic change and the effects of technological change in accounting for various demographic patterns.
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Episode Four How Should Lenders and Debtors Tacklet Defaults in the Current Economy?
Mary A. Korycki (M-III Partners) leads a wide-ranging discussion on the current state of defaults — as well as key tactics such forbearances, waivers, and reserves — with Mark Indelicato of Hahn & Hessen and Michael Goldstein of Goodwin, representing the lender’s and debtor counsel viewpoints, respectively.
Mary Korycki is an experienced finance professional specializing in advising underperforming and distressed companies across a broad range of industries. With over 15 years of advisory experience, she has also worked with private equity sponsors advising distressed and healthy companies through merger integrations.
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Michael Goldstein is co-chair of Goodwin's Financial Restructuring practice. A veteran restructuring and insolvency lawyer with over 35 years of experience, Mr. Goldstein represents debtors, sponsors, bondholders, creditors, committees and purchasers of distressed assets. His representations span a variety of industries, including chemicals, consumer goods, finance, health care, hospitality, high-tech printing, municipal debt, real estate, retail and technology.
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Throughout his career,
Mark Indelicato has represented parties in virtually every aspect of insolvencies, bankruptcies, and out-of-court workouts, including secured and unsecured creditors, trustees, debtors and purchasers of assets in Chapter 11 cases. Over the last fifteen years, his practice has concentrated primarily on representing the interests of creditor groups in bankruptcy proceedings, particularly Creditors’ Committees in large complex bankruptcies. Mark has a recognized talent in working with all sides to ensure that even in troubled situations, the interests of his clients are maximized.
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