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Profil
Ms. Griffin joined Lake Capital in 2010.
Ms. Griffin is an accomplished global executive and leader with extensive management, operational, strategy, marketing, research and communications experience.
She was the Strategic Marketing Officer at Motorola, Inc. She created and directed the very beneficial relationship with the MIT Media Lab resulting in several patents and key investments.
Ms. Griffin has provided entrepreneurial solutions and strategic direction to organizations experiencing start-up, rapid growth or change – by identifying, assessing and building upon core strengths.
She believes that the cornerstone of an organization’s success is the ability to assemble and empower highly talented teams to drive growth and change.
At Motorola, she helped create the Multimedia Business and ran the Software Investments Group.
She created and ran the global market research and sponsorship functions as well as the business assessment function.
She is a Founding and current Trustee of the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy.
Ms. Griffin holds an MBA in Finance and Marketing.
Anciens postes connus de Sheila Griffin
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Lake Capital Management LLC
 Lake Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Lake Capital Management invests in leading service companies through organic and acquisition-enhanced growth. Investments typically range from $50-$75 million. They are particularly interested in marketing services, finance-related services, operational- and infrastructure-related services, specialty services, healthcare services, specialty consumer services, technology services and business process outsourcing services. Typically, opportunities fall into three categories: a buyout of an existing, solid, service-based business, a partnership with existing management in the acquisition and operation of a platform company or a specialized start-up where a significant market opportunity exists. The firm looks for companies with strong, motivated and scalable management teams. potential for revenue and earnings growth and potential for margin improvement driven by product or geographic expansion, operationally-experienced support of management, economies of scale or cross-selling opportunities from add-on acquisitions. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 30/03/2011 |
Motorola, Inc.
 Motorola, Inc. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Develops communication and electronic solutions | Sales & Marketing | - |
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Motorola, Inc.
Motorola, Inc. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Develops communication and electronic solutions | Electronic Technology |
Lake Capital Management LLC
Lake Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Lake Capital Management invests in leading service companies through organic and acquisition-enhanced growth. Investments typically range from $50-$75 million. They are particularly interested in marketing services, finance-related services, operational- and infrastructure-related services, specialty services, healthcare services, specialty consumer services, technology services and business process outsourcing services. Typically, opportunities fall into three categories: a buyout of an existing, solid, service-based business, a partnership with existing management in the acquisition and operation of a platform company or a specialized start-up where a significant market opportunity exists. The firm looks for companies with strong, motivated and scalable management teams. potential for revenue and earnings growth and potential for margin improvement driven by product or geographic expansion, operationally-experienced support of management, economies of scale or cross-selling opportunities from add-on acquisitions. | Finance |
