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In logistics industries, who does the deal makes a difference

By
Neil Collins

Acquisitions in the logistics and transportation services sector have increased in the first half of 2012, and the pace is expected to stay robust. But the difference between a successful transaction and a deal that turns sour or produces little value can turn on an unlikely player: the investment banker.
 

How should buyers or sellers in logistics size up their potential deal maker? In logistics industries, who does the deal makes a difference lays out several specific attributes to seek in an investment banker related to experience, business and technical skills, and personal characteristics.

Author Profile: 

Senior Client Partner
Global Sector Leader,
Logistics & Transportation Services
Industrial
Atlanta

Neil Collins is a Senior Client Partner in Korn/Ferry International’s Atlanta office. He is also the Global Sector Leader, Logistics & Transportation Services, within the Firm’s Global Industrial Market.

Mr. Collins is responsible for leading and building Korn/Ferry’s efforts globally, covering the third party logistics, freight forwarding, trucking, maritime, rail and airports sectors. He works with a diverse client base as a leadership talent advisor, focusing on building effective boards, CEO succession planning, and effective hiring strategies for their respective executive teams.

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