Difference between revisions of "Steve Lipin"
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| − | [[Steve Lipin]] is Senior Partner at [[Brunswick Group]], a financial PR firm specializing in mergers. He was previously, as 'the M&A reporter at The [[Wall Street Journal]].' | + | [[Steve Lipin]] is Senior Partner at [[Brunswick Group]], a financial PR firm specializing in mergers. He was previously, as 'the M&A reporter at The [[Wall Street Journal]].'<ref>Mark L. Sirower and Steve Lipin '[http://accounting.smartpros.com/x36609.xml Investor Communications: New Rules for M&A Success' ''Financial Executives International'', January 2003</ref> He is based in New York. |
==Wall Street Journal== | ==Wall Street Journal== | ||
| − | While at the Wall Street Journal the Columbia Journalism Review named Lipin as one of 'The Shapers' the New York media 200 most influential people. 'Call him "the M&A King."', they reported in 2001. | + | While at the Wall Street Journal the Columbia Journalism Review named Lipin as one of 'The Shapers' the New York media 200 most influential people. 'Call him "the M&A King."', they reported in 2001.<ref>[http://archives.cjr.org/year/01/2/shapers.asp THE SHAPERS - New York Media 200], Columbia Journalism Review, March/April, 2001.</ref> |
==Enron== | ==Enron== | ||
| − | + | By November 2001 Lipin was working for Brunswick. In late November emails show he was advising Enron.<ref>[http://enron.trampolinesystems.com/focus/80596#focus=/focus/80596& slipin@brunswickgroup.com (9 emails, 3 themes and 3 people)], Enron Explorer.</ref> | |
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:50, 25 February 2009
Steve Lipin is Senior Partner at Brunswick Group, a financial PR firm specializing in mergers. He was previously, as 'the M&A reporter at The Wall Street Journal.'[1] He is based in New York.
Wall Street Journal
While at the Wall Street Journal the Columbia Journalism Review named Lipin as one of 'The Shapers' the New York media 200 most influential people. 'Call him "the M&A King."', they reported in 2001.[2]
Enron
By November 2001 Lipin was working for Brunswick. In late November emails show he was advising Enron.[3]
Notes
- ↑ Mark L. Sirower and Steve Lipin '[http://accounting.smartpros.com/x36609.xml Investor Communications: New Rules for M&A Success' Financial Executives International, January 2003
- ↑ THE SHAPERS - New York Media 200, Columbia Journalism Review, March/April, 2001.
- ↑ slipin@brunswickgroup.com (9 emails, 3 themes and 3 people), Enron Explorer.
