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From Humble Beginnings to Success
A fact of life we all have to bear is that life is hard. There seems to be no easy way in living life. You have to study hard to land to a decent work; you have to work to earn and make a decent living, you have to endure sacrifices, fail, and feel hurt to be successful. You have to be shaken to grow, to be punched to realize things. All of those things are not easy. Perhaps the easiest person to be is to be bum- ask for some coins, ask for food and ask for spare clothes. But come to think of it, even being a bum has its cons- living in the streets, smelling foul.
Even the most successful persons experienced hard work and being rejected. Meg Cabot, the author of the best selling The Princess Diaries had a mail bag full of rejection letters. Mark Zuckerberg, the owner of the $25 billion worth Facebook is a college drop out and a loser to girls. Andrew Johnson was poor and yet became Lincoln's successor.
See? You really have to start small in order for you to gain and be huge. Such is the case of Michael Geffrard, the President and Chief Operating Officer of LIATI Group, LLC, one of the nicest boutique investments banking in New York.
LIATI Group is a company which provides investment, banking and financing assistance to companies both private and public. It focuses on smaller deals compared to investment banks. Boutique investment banks like this may specialize in giving advisory services for certain regions or audience. This is the undertakings Michael Geffrard did.
Before having his own company, Michael Geffrard first worked in Chemical Bank in its International Project Finance and Syndications Department. He then worked in Merchant Banking Group doing mergers and acquisitions and project financings. Bank's Middle East also had him as their lending officer.
In 1990, Michael Geffrard began working in New York City government under Mayor David Dinkins. He became responsible for the issuance of debt and maintaining relationship with credit rating agencies and institutional investors. He also traveled abroad to gain further observation and learning from different investment banks.
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