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Profil
In addition to Guerite Advisors, Mr. Till is also Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Varinit Corporation, a specialty warp knitter that has been owned by Mr. Till’s family since 1972.
Under his leadership, Varinit has instituted retirement and employee investment programs as well as education programs for its employees in the areas of financial planning and responsibilities.
Mr. Till graduated from Clemson University in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Administrative Management.
Anciens postes connus de Michael Steven Till
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Guerite Advisors LLC
 Guerite Advisors LLC Investment ManagersFinance KPAC focuses on acquiring and turning around distressed and underperforming manufacturing and industrial businesses in North America and Western Europe. They typically invest in subsidiaries or divisions of Fortune 1000 industrial companies. Companies should have revenues ranging from $30 to $300 million with negative EBITDA. KPAC looks for companies having one or more of the following issues: poor cash flow, overly-leveraged, operating problems, lack of a clear strategic direction, management that is unable to improve performance or a need for globalization of the business. | Directeur des opérations | 27/11/2007 |
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Clemson University
 Clemson University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Guerite Advisors LLC
Guerite Advisors LLC Investment ManagersFinance KPAC focuses on acquiring and turning around distressed and underperforming manufacturing and industrial businesses in North America and Western Europe. They typically invest in subsidiaries or divisions of Fortune 1000 industrial companies. Companies should have revenues ranging from $30 to $300 million with negative EBITDA. KPAC looks for companies having one or more of the following issues: poor cash flow, overly-leveraged, operating problems, lack of a clear strategic direction, management that is unable to improve performance or a need for globalization of the business. | Finance |
