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Resurgent

UPDATE: Great responses to my description below. I think I set this up a bit off. So let's dispense with the passionless description below and let me tell you what I tell my friends: I like to take the beach. When companies need someone to get -in-fix a problem- and get out, I'm their man. I don't "administer projects," I drive them to completion. What differentiates though is this: a. I develop the people I with so that when the project is over, they have the tools and process to keep things going in steady state. b. I am a very positive, authentic person. Most companies lies get into trouble because management becomes arrogant and complacent. Everywhere I go, people describe me a gust of fresh air. So back the company name. A friend calls his consultancy "Insurgent" consulting. An "insurgency" is what he does, which is great...my place is a bit different. But I do like the single, action word name. Thanks, I hope this helps. I am leaving the corporate world to start a consultancy focused on helping companies navigate change. Below is the executive summary from my resume: Transformational Chief Financial Officer/Chief Operating Officer. Specialization in leading companies in transition by aligning strategy and execution while re-invigorating teams. Strong general business acumen with broad experience across operations, finance, technology, and talent management. Record of achievement that spans venture and private equity portfolio companies and a world class Fortune 500 Omni-Channel retailer.

private contest - chosen name kept private

private contest - chosen name kept private

Fidelity Capital Group

we are a small office specializing in the financial services sector. We provide management and consultation to lenders in the near-prime/sub-prime space. We also have real estate holdings and a small retail chain. The common thread among all our business holdings is the concentration on financial yield and leverage. In other words, our "core product" is our understanding of market risk, investment yield, analytics, and financial leverage. We're seeking a new name because our existing name is based on the initials of our founder who is retiring. The "new guys" have grown the business tremendously over the last 5-7 years, and we fully intend on adding private equity/family office investing to our operational responsibilities. We're looking for a name that will serve us well into the future. It needs to convey a sense of professionalism yet not too "Wall Street." We're a group of energetic, young professionals and we would like our name to reflect that energy, zeal, and also incorporate our commitment to analytics/data-driven decision making.

private contest - chosen name kept private