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Leading sports marketing and athlete representation company with offices in major markets around the world. A subsidiary of the Interpublic Group of Companies (IPG). The company has divested itself of certain non-core businesses over the past several years and strengthened its presence in the North American market. The accounting infrastructure for its businesses has been realigned into regional service centers and accounting hubs which have reduced the need for centralized oversight of its financial reporting.

Delta Power was the acquiring company for certain of the assets of UAE Corp when the capital stock of UAE was sold to a private equity fund of DLJ Merchant Banking. The accounting and finance team of UAE was retained intact by Delta to form the backbone of a new accounting satellite office to support its portfolio of independent power projects in the US. The newly established infrastructure was utilized to take over the reporting for Delta’s existing portfolio of projects in addition to the assets acquired from UAE and other assets acquired through acquisition efforts.

UAE was a high growth company that acquired ownership in a number of independent power projects in the U.S. along with a 50% ownership in waste-to-energy projects concentrated in the northeast. Supporting the growth of the business by building an accounting and reporting infrastructure to enable dramatic growth of the business through a private equity investment and significant credit facility arranged by Citibank. The company was beginning to prepare for an initial public offering when a transaction to sell its common stock was identified and led to a significant liquidity event for all the stakeholders in the business for $400 million.

One of the largest global professional services firms providing assurance, tax and advisory services. Original member of the New York assurance practice before transferring to the New Jersey practice. Served clients in utility and non-regulated energy businesses including General Public Utilities, and its non-regulated subsidiaries, New York Power Authority and Novartis. Was also responsible for public reporting clients in a variety of industries with public debt and equity.