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Turnaround Management Association 2008 officers begin terms
By Caroline Salls
Pittsburgh, Jan. 4 - Turnaround Management Association's 2008 officers have begun serving their one-year terms, according to a TMA news release.
The 2008 chairman is William E.J. Skelly, a partner at Heenan Blaikie LLP in Vancouver, B.C.
Skelly is the TMA's first chairman based outside of the United States in the association's 20-year history, the release said.
This year's TMA president is Arthur T. Perkins Jr., director and co-head of the West Region Reorganization Services practice at Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP.
Other officers include immediate past chairman Colin P. Cross, managing director of Crystal Capital; vice president, chapter relations Mark S. Indelicato, a partner at Hahn & Hessen LLP; vice president, education Patrick C. Lagrange, a managing director at Carl Marks Advisory Group LLC; vice president, finance Lisa M. Poulin, a partner at CRG Partners LLC; and vice president, membership Lunelle Siegel, Southeastern regional manager of Greenfield Commercial Credit.
The 2008 officers also include vice president, public affairs Margaret M. Good, president of Meridian Group; vice president, university relations Robert D. Katz, managing director of Executive Sounding Board Associates Inc.; vice president, international relations Gordon W. Johnson, a partner at EM Advisors; vice president, conferences Cathy L. Reece, an attorney with Fennemore Craig; and corporate secretary Gayle P. Ehrlich, a partner at Sullivan & Worcester LLP.
Turnaround Management Association is a Chicago-based non-profit association dedicated to corporate renewal and turnaround management.
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