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Jim Hamilton

CFO hamilton (at) scalefinance.com CFO & Director of Technologies, United Way of Greenville County—$25M non-profit (included systems transitions in GL, CRM, and payroll). EVP, Carolina Industrial Resources—high growth, $30M national flexible packaging manufacturing, distribution, and services. CFO, Mafic SA—startup high tech materials business within Mafic Group, UK-based holding company with operations in Luxembourg, Ireland, Russia, […]

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Michael Coppa

CFO & Transaction Advisor coppa (at) scalefinance.com Fractional CFO, Scale Finance LLC and Faircroft Ventures—interim/part-time CFO & capital raise/M&A advisory services; multiple clients in diverse industry segments. Investment Banker, Mergers and Acquisitions, Wells Fargo Advisors—Example recent client projects. ProfitSword – B2B SaaS company focused on providing business intelligence software to the hospitality industry; acquired by

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Josh Kalish

CFO & Partner kalish (at) scalefinance.com Vice President, Deutsche Bank—Directed and delivered CFO strategic initiatives that led to acquisitions and new business integration in New York, London and Frankfurt. Management Consultant—Led financial services transformation engagements for Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity, State Street, and Royal Bank of Scotland. Instructor / Business Coach, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business

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Scale Finance Advises on Acquisition of Falcone Crawl Space & Structural Repair

Falcone Crawl Space & Structural Repair focuses on a wide range of crawl space repairs. Founded in 2006 in Charlotte, the company serves markets in North and South Carolina. Recipient of more than 250 service awards and an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, Falcone is also a four-time “Best Places to Work” award-winning employer and

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Due Diligence Fiasco – A Look Back at HP-Autonomy

Source: Jack Ciesielski, Analyst’s Accounting Observer In 2011, Hewlett-Packard paid $11.1 billion for UK software firm Autonomy – a 64% premium for a company with nearly $1 billion of 2010 revenues, and possessing “a consistent track record of double-digit revenue growth, with 87 percent gross margins and 43 percent operating margins.” So they thought. Little

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