Keyword Results ( "Mentor" )

Middle Man
Article : Premiere Issue
Helping the kids others often overlook
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Wingman to Mr. Winging It
Article : March/April 2007
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Second Act
Article : December/January 2009
Former Quiznos CEO Greg Brenneman steps out of the C-suite and back into private equity
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Crashing the Private Club
Article : October/November 2008
On the male-dominated private-equity scene, a tiny but growing number of tough and talented females are securing leading roles.
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Palin Vs Biden: ‘Hey, Can I Call You Joe?’
Article : October 2008
Amazing. With U.S. Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama slightly ahead in the polls before last night’s debate, surely all his running mate Joe Biden had to do was stick to the script and maintain the status quo. Right? And yet, Sarah Palin still body blows him. A rundown of the blow-by-blow, so to speak.
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Special Delivery
Article : September 2008
Brian McCarthy rides point for some of Skadden Arps's largest clients. His deep and shrewd financing know-how helped send FTD to United Online.
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This Week In Wall Street History August 24 - 30
Posting : This Week In Wall Street History : 08/24/2008

Known for his folksy charm, frugality, prized annual shareholder's letter, and immense wealth, the "Oracle Of Omaha" Warren Buffet celebrates his birthday, this week on August 30th.

My Mentor: Inspiration Perspiration
Article : June 2008
Why life has been one rollicking venture for Pitch Johnson and protégé Brook Byers.
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Pain In The Subprime
Article : June 2008
Talk about insult to injury. Former Citigroup CEO Charles O. "Chuck" Prince III lost his job because of the housing slump. Now, according to Bloomberg, he's also having a hard time selling his home.
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Inspiration and Perspiration
Article : June/July 2008
Life has been a venture for Pitch Johnson and protégé Brook Byers.
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Zoe Cruz: You Didn’t Really Think That Was It, Did You?
Article : April 2008
“I’ve lost confidence in you,” Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack told Cruz last November, according to the latest New York magazine. “I want you to resign.” The company’s board of directors had already authorized his decision. A friend of Mack’s characterized his thinking: “It’s you or me. And guess what? I choose you.” You’ve heard the spin-cycle version of this story. Now hear what people are really saying about the stunning fall from grace of one of Wall Street’s highest-paid women.
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PENCIL it in
Posting : Ann Lee : 04/18/2008

Ever wonder what happened to good old fashioned apprenticeships? Well, they seem to be making a comeback as community groups also ponder the problem of how to improve our public school systems.

Inside the Deal Shop: The Networker
Article : April/May 2008
As the rest of Wall Street scales down, Ken Moelis aims to build the next great investment bank, one relationship at a time.
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My Mentor
Article : April/May 2008
At the tender age of 26, Fred Lane was having an early-life crisis. After toiling away for three years as a number-crunching CPA at Coopers & Lybrand in the mid-’70s, the energetic, ambitious Harvard MBA was ready to change gears...
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Steal From Cool-Hand Dimon’s Playbook
Article : March 2008
"Jamie Dimon was in the right place at the right time and he pulled the trigger fast," notes an admirer to Bloomberg News. But it took the life lessons of another, more senior banker to help make JPMorgan’s CEO the fastest gun in town.
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My Mentor: Lending More Than Money
Article : February 2008
After biding his time as a senior commercial banker for Bank of Boston in such far-flung places as Cameroon and Zimbabwe in the early 1980s, Peter Hermann returned to the U.S. with aspirations of running his own show. But after all his globe-trotting, not just any show would do.
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My Mentor
Article : February/March 2008
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This Week in Wall Street History: February 4th-10th
Posting : This Week In Wall Street History : 02/04/2008

With the patronage of millionaire mentor Cornelius Vanderbilt, two captivating sisters, Victoria Claflin Woodhall and Tennessee Celeste Claflin, opened the first women's brokerage firm in the Hoffman House Hotel, NYC - this week on February 5th, 1870.

My Mentor: Leading By Example
Article : December 2007
After having turned down more than a few job offers made at lavish closing dinners by bankers he had impressed while working on their deals, Justin Abelow, then a second-year corporate lawyer at Davis Polk & Wardwell, finally took the bait.
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Leading by Example
Article : November/December 2007
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Deal Of A Lifetime: Power Lunch
Article : October 2007
How a meal at the Four Seasons with an old boss and mentor helped two worlds collide — and led one dealmaker to a blockbuster publishing-industry deal.
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My Charity: Just Like Yesterday
Article : September 2007
How one private-investment manager is putting his skills to work in the challenging post-Sept. 11 era.
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My Mentor: Teacher's Pet
Article : September 2007
hat a wunderkind from Wharton does when he can't wait to graduate before landing himself some riches.
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Power Lunch
Article : September/October 2007
A meal at the Four Seasons with an old boss and mentor helped two worlds collide — and led me to a blockbuster publishing-industry deal.
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Just Like Yesterday
Article : September/October 2007
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Teacher's Pet
Article : September/October 2007
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My Mentor: Heirs To The Airmen
Article : July 2007
In the cutthroat banking world, how two men’s mutual admiration helped grease the way for mutual success.
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Heirs to the Airmen
Article : May/June 2007
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Calming Down The Hustler
Article : Premiere Issue
Brian Webber, joint head of technology investment banking at UBS, has worked for his mentor and friend Ken Moelis, president of UBS Investment Bank, since joining Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette’s Los Angeles office in 1992.
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