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January 14, 2009 Time: 7:30 am Program Overview: If you, as board members or advisors, have been trying to understand the “subprime” loan crisis and subsequent government “bail-out” of commercial banks, investment banking firms and insurance companies, this is the meeting to attend in 2009. Philip W. Seefried, Jr., Co-Founder & CEO of Headwaters MB, LLC, a Denver-based investment bank, will explore the credit contraction in a presentation titled "The Death of Credit." In the speech, he will explain how the present crisis developed and how the regulatory response evolved over time. Phil emphasizes the linkages of the events and "tells the story" in a way that you can share with others. We live in an extraordinary time in financial market history; all board members and other professionals should understand this situation and its impact on the companies they guide. These events will impact markets and public policy for years to come. Directors need to understand the macro drivers in this financial crisis - what caused it, what is being done by government, and what to look for going forward. This presentation will clarify those perspectives and provide a firm foundation for board room decisions. If you have already seen Phil’s presentation at another venue, consider attending again as the talk changes with each passing day!!! Jeff Van Gulick , one of our Advisory Board Members and Senior Vice President - Financial Services for Van Gilder Insurance Corporation, a NACD Sponsor, introduced NACD-CO to our January presenter. Phil Seefried is the Co-Founder and CEO of Headwaters MB, LLC, an investment banking firm formed in 2001. It currently has 34 employees and is headquartered in Denver with offices in Orange County and Atlanta. Headwaters’ primary business is mergers & acquisitions and capital raising for middle market companies. He also serves on Headwaters’ Board of Directors. Mr. Seefried spent most of his career at Credit Suisse First Boston, where he worked for 15 years. He served as Chief Operating Officer of the Global Credit; prior to that, he was Co-Head of the Leveraged Finance Department. Mr. Seefried also served as a member of its U.S. Investment Banking Committee. He received a B.A. from Williams College and a M.B.A. from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
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