2011 Leadership in the Private Capital Markets (New York)
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
New York, NY
Perspectives By:
Cristina Alesci
Private Equity / M&A Reporter
Bloomberg News
Tom Angell
Principal
Rothstein Kass
Sarah Ashmore Bradley
Partner
HM Capital Partners
Dennis Berman
Marketplace Editor
The Wall Street Journal
Benjamin Burkhart
Partner
Bingham McCutchen
James Burr
Managing Director, Global Financial Services
The Carlyle Group
Cheryl Casone
Anchor
FOX Business Network
Martha Cassidy
Managing Director
Capital Dynamics
Curt Cornwell
Transaction Services Partner
PwC
Heather Davis
Senior Managing Director | Global Private Markets
TIAA-CREF
Kipp deVeer
Senior Partner
Ares Management
Michael Dorrell
Senior Managing Director
Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners
Steve Galli
VP, Financial Services Segment Lead
IntraLinks
James Hansley
Director, Private Equity
OPIC
Scott Higbee
Partner
Partners Group
Thomas J. Kerr
Managing Director
Hamilton Lane Advisors
Laura Kreutzer
Special Writer
Dow Jones & Co.
Scott Mackin
Managing Partner
Denham Capital Management LP
Don Marron
Chairman
Lightyear Capital LLC
David Musicant
Senior Director Investment Development
American Securities
Kevin Nee
President, Private Markets Group
Wilshire Private Markets
Crevan O'Grady
Partner
3i North America
Jessica Reed Saouaf
Managing Director, Head Private Equity
Hall Capital Partners LLC
David Schamis
Managing Director
J.C. Flowers & Co.
Walter Schmidt
Co-Managing Partner
Rockwood Capital
Benoît Verbrugghe
Senior Managing Director
AXA Private Equity
Summary:
Private equity investment activity has been robust in 2011 bolstered by an improving economy in the US, a more receptive environment for financing deals, and a strong pick up in M&A activity. However, continuing unrest in the Middle East, the still unresolved sovereign debt crisis, weak economic activity in Europe, and the crisis in Japan are threatening to derail a broader turnaround. Many questions remain about the direction for private equity this year. What are the promising sectors for investment in 2011? Will private equity investors lose out to cash heavy strategic investors looking to commit capital? Do the BRIC or MENA countries provide the best opportunities for investment in the coming year and what is the optimal way to play? How will deal structures change to better align GP and LP interests? These are amongst the topics to be addressed at the 2011 Leadership in the Private Capital Markets event in New York.
Argyle Executive Forum is pleased to present its 2011 Leadership in the Private Capital Markets event. The event, to take place in Manhattan, will bring together 100-115 investment professionals from leading private equity firms, CEOs & Board members of public and private large cap and mid cap corporations, complementary areas of executive leadership (CFOs & COOs), investment officers from the endowment, foundation, and family office community, as well as representatives from the event's underwriters.
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Date: Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Time: 8:15am – 4:40pm
Location: New York, NY
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