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February 9th
Wharton Alumni & Student Cocktail
8:00-10:00p
Location: Boathouse
Row Bar (The Rittenhouse Hotel)
February 10th (Conference Day)
Registration & Breakfast:
7:30-8:45a
Keynote Speaker – Steve
Miller:
9:00-10:00a
Operational Turnaround Panel:
10:15-11:30a
Lunch:
11:45-12:45p
Keynote Speaker – Henry
Miller:
1:00-2:00p
Distressed Investing Panel:
2:15-3:45p
Financial Restructuring Panel:
4:00-5:30p
Cocktails:
5:30-7:00p
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The 2nd annual Wharton Restructuring Conference
will take place on Friday, February 10, 2006 at
the Union League of Philadelphia. The conference
will highlight two outstanding keynote speakers,
Robert “Steve” Miller (Chairman &
CEO, Delphi) and Henry Miller (Chairman and Managing
Director, Miller Buckfire). The conference will
also feature panels on operational turnarounds,
distressed investing, and financial restructuring.
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In February 2005, The Wharton School of
the University of Pennsylvania hosted the
inaugural Wharton Restructuring Conference.
More than 200 attendees heard Stephen Cooper,
Chairman of Kroll Zolfo Cooper and current
Enron CEO, Martin Bienenstock, Co-Head of
Business Finance and Restructuring, Weil,
Gotshal & Manges, and Harvey Miller,
Vice Chairman, Greenhill & Co, speak
of their experiences in restructuring.
Following upon the success of last year’s
event, we are pleased to bring you the second
annual Wharton Restructuring Conference.
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Wharton
Restructuring Conference
February
10th, 2006 | The Union League
of Philadelphia
Students
& Faculty: $35 (Club
members $25)
Wharton
Alumni: $75
Professionals:
$100 (TMA Members $90)
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Students, faculty and leading experts from the
restructuring field will come together for an
exciting day of knowledge sharing. The conference
aims to attract a diverse set of restructuring
professionals from operational turnaround firms,
investment banks, law firms, and investment firms.
We hope that you will join the Wharton School
of the University of Pennsylvania in this opportunity
to both broaden your knowledge of and network
within the restructuring community.
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