Sentences with phrase «structures at some boutiques»

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In her current role as head of new ventures at Sultan Ventures, a startup catalyst and boutique venture firm, James leads a team tasked with identifying and recruiting potential portfolio companies; provides mentoring and support to make portfolio companies investor - ready; and works with local companies to provide business - development and deal - structuring strategies.
Prior to joining Oberon, Phil was a partner at two investment banking boutiques where he helped originate, structure, and close equity and debt private placements, commercial real estate transactions, and asset - backed financing.
I'm wearing jewelry from Osiria Boutique (that necklace was love at first sight) and a structured tote bag from Sophie Hulme.
The smartest rooms are at the two - year - old, boutique - y Meteorologen Ski Lodge, a 14 - room renovated weather station that's the village's oldest structure.
Born in Switzerland, with galleries and offices in Geneva, New York, and London, Lévy took her first steps at Christie's, having a profound impact on the auction house and art market structures through the setting up of a Private Sales department, then opened a boutique art advisory firm and later co-founded L&M Arts with former Goldman Sachs trader Robert Mnuchin.
A primary — and by sheer headcount perhaps the prevalent — point of view is that the industrial structure of BigLaw is moving toward a bimodal distribution, with a few dozen (at most) truly Global U.S. and U.K. firms, on whose empires the sun never sets, and at the opposite end of the curve a profusion of boutiques and regional powerhouses.
Fannie Mae's general counsel Brian Brooks in the article «Fannie Mae GC: The Law Firm Profit Structure Is Broken» looks at the long - term feasibility of large multi-service firms and the evolution of work toward in - house and smaller boutique firms.
But my bet is that despite the consolidation trend we're seeing today, top quality boutiques will thrive while the cost structures of larger centralized firms will put them at risk.
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