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About Redwood CapitalJames Turino PartnerJames Turino is a Partner at Redwood Capital. Over the past 15 years, his practice has focused on emerging growth companies in the technology and communications industries. He has advised on numerous transactions aggregating billions of dollars, including M&A, private equity, leverage finance, and public equity and debt offerings. In addition to his advisory roles, James has sponsored several principal mezzanine and equity investments in client companies. Prior to joining Redwood Capital, James served as Director and Chief Financial Officer of Echo Flight, Inc., responsible for managing the company's financial strategy, operating budget and capital raising activities. Before Echo Flight, he served as Director of the Technology Investment Banking team for SG Cowen, where he managed public and private equity offerings and mergers and acquisitions for emerging growth software and Internet companies. James was also Director of the Media and Telecommunications Group for Prudential Securities in New York. Previously, he held the positions of Vice President, M&A and Vice President, Corporate Finance for ING Barings, where he started a group serving telecom and broadband companies throughout the Western Hemisphere. James also serves as Trustee and Treasurer of the Leopold Schepp Foundation, a private, New York based grant-giving organization. He holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a Bachelor of Arts from Columbia College. |
Redwood Advises Cogmed Systems AB in its Sale to Pearson plc
Karolinska Development has divested Cogmed, one of Karolinska Development’s portfolio companies, to Pearson where it will become part of Pearson’s Clinical Assessment business. Karolinksa Development and other owners will receive an up front payment, as well as tiered royalties up to double digit levels until June 2012 on Cogmed sales.
Redwood Advises Birch in Debt Offering
Atlanta, GA – Birch Communications, Inc. ("Birch") announced today that it has completed a private debt offering that was previously announced in November 2009. This private debt offering is exempt from the registration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933.
Harvard Business School Selects Gregory Bedrosian As A Judge For Its 2010 Business Plan Contest
Redwood Capital Group -- a leading investment banking firm serving the technology, communications and media & business services industries -- announced today that the firm’s Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Gregory Bedrosian, was selected to serve on the panel of judges for the 2010 Harvard Business School Business Plan Contest to be held in April on the HBS campus in Boston. |

