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NewsGene Kabakov Joins Redwood Capital Group10.06.08 New York, October 6, 2008 – Redwood Capital Group -- a leading investment banking firm serving the technology, communications and media industries -- announced today that it is expanding its senior team with the addition of Gene Kabakov as a Vice President based in the firm's New York office. Mr. Kabakov, who has over 8 years of investment banking experience, will support the firm's transaction execution and coverage across the technology, communications and media sectors. Redwood Capital Group's CEO, Gregory Bedrosian, said, "We are delighted to welcome Gene to the Redwood team as he brings his experience in executing numerous complex and landmark transactions across the communications and media sectors in the U.S. and Europe." Mr. Bedrosian continued, "Particularly in today's environment, we are finding that talented Wall Street bankers are increasingly attracted to Redwood Capital's sector-focused, independent investment banking platform." Gene Kabakov was previously a Vice President at Deutsche Bank in its Media & Telecommunications Group. At Deutsche Bank, Gene was responsible for executing numerous M&A, debt and equity financing transactions for corporate clients across the communications, media and business services industries in the U.S. and Europe. Gene also served as an Associate with Robert W. Baird and Merrill Lynch. During his tenure on Wall Street, Gene has completed over $30 billion of transactions for numerous communications and media companies including AT&T, Telecity Group, T-Mobile USA, Time Warner, PAETEC, McLeodUSA and financial sponsors including Bain Capital and Thomas H. Lee. He began his investment banking career as an Analyst at BMO Nesbitt Burns where he was a member of their Mergers & Acquisitions Group. Gene holds an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and a Bachelor of Science from Indiana University's Kelley School of Business. About Redwood Capital Public Relations |
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