Management Team - Tiger Valuation Services, LLC and Tiger Capital Group, LLC

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Management Team

	Christopher Huber - Managing Director Mr. Huber joined The Nassi Group over 20 years ago. He has extensive experience in the valuation of retail inventory and administration of store closing sales. Mr. Huber’s areas of expertise include systems, financial control, reporting, financial analysis, and personnel administration. Mr. Huber received his BS degree from the University of Illinois and his MBA from Tulane University.

	Michael McGrail - Managing Director McGrail, who oversees Tiger’s retail, wholesale, industrial, machinery and equipment appraisal and disposition divisions, has over 20 years' experience in retail store closings, asset dispositions and appraisals. Over the course of his career, he has directly managed the analysis, bidding process and operations of many major store-closing programs, including Linens ‘n Things, Circuit City, Mervyn’s, Gottschalks, Fortunoff’s, Kmart, and Borders. Additionally, McGrail has directed many complex projects designed to enhance returns for Trustees, secured and unsecured creditors, landlords, debtors and other interested parties. Recent projects included the purchase of over $700 million of additional inventory from third party sources. He holds a degree in accounting from Northeastern University.

	Billy Weinstein - Managing Director Weinstein has spent the last 25 years in the distressed marketplace, buying and selling businesses and/or specific assets. He has orchestrated in excess of $20 billion of transactions, many of which were complex and multi-dimensional in nature. Weinstein was a founding partner of The Ozer Group, which developed a wide array of business units, including asset valuation, asset-based lending and asset disposition. When Gordon Brothers acquired Ozer, he became a shareholder and principal of that firm. During his time at Gordon Brothers, Weinstein was the principal in charge of the redevelopment of the firm’s European practice and also spearheaded the creation and growth of a new practice in Japan. At the time of his departure, he served as Chief Investment Officer, overseeing investment strategies across all divisions world-wide.
	Bradley W. Snyder - Managing Director Snyder’s focus is on business development and the structuring and completion of complex transactions, including asset acquisitions, sales, financings and brand-related deals. His business career spans 25 years, including 13 years as a practicing attorney. During a 12-year tenure at Gordon Brothers, he led deal teams on numerous key projects, including the acquisitions of Casual Corner, a C$180 million financing for Eaton’s Department Stores, and the repositioning of over 80 department stores following Federated’s (now Macy’s) acquisition of May Department Stores. Snyder was also instrumental in the firm’s launch of a business unit that purchased, sold and licensed brands and other intellectual property. Brands and companies under his direction included The Sharper Image, Linens ‘n Things and Bombay Company. More recently, Snyder was the Operating Managing Partner at Infinity FS Brands, LLC, where he was instrumental in the equity investment in Linens ‘n Things as well as the debt financing for Fredericks of Hollywood.

	Jeff Tanenbaum - President, Remarketing Services For 25 years, Tanenbaum has managed and implemented asset disposition solutions for financial institutions, insolvency professionals, Fortune 1000 companies and small businesses. Prior to joining Tiger in 2010, Tanenbaum served as both executive and auctioneer at two national auction/liquidation firms. During his time at those firms, Tanenbaum oversaw live and online auction sales of nearly $1 billion of machinery, technological equipment, furnishings, collectibles, wholesale inventories and real property. He studied business at the University of Southern California and received his Certified Auctioneers Institute (CAI) designation at Indiana University through the National Auctioneers Association.
	Jack Rapp - Managing Director Mr. Rapp has been extensively involved in reorganizations and distressed company situations for more than 25 years, with a primary concentration in workouts and turnarounds. His activities have included general management, sales, production planning, store operations, and disposition of excess assets. Mr. Rapp has also worked with major lending institutions in asset valuation engagements in multiple industries, analyzing more than $50 billion in retail and wholesale inventories and accounts receivable to support loans by syndication groups led by JPMorgan Chase, The CIT Group, Bank of America, and others.
	Michael Aho - Managing Director Mr. Aho has assumed the leadership role in the expansion of the consumer and industrial asset valuation practice at Tiger Valuation Services. Mr. Aho has extensive experience in the field of consumer and industrial valuations and dispositions, until recently as Senior Appraiser at another consumer and industrial practice. Domestically, Mr. Aho has valued approximately $20.0 billion of inventory for asset-based lenders and other financial institutions. He has identified and developed relationships with industry experts within each of the major industry segments that are core to the business. Mr. Aho began his career working in the technology groups of multiple New York and Boston-based investment banks, where his responsibilities included financial analysis and due diligence for corporate finance transactions. He also developed and managed the London-based inventory appraisal group for his former company. Mr. Aho attended the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where he received a degree in finance and resource economics.
	John Cronin - Director Mr. Cronin is Tiger Capital Group’s Director of Appraisals. He has over 15 years' experience in the liquidation and appraisal businesses and has participated as lead analyst in many large, complex retail store closing events and asset appraisal projects. Mr. Cronin received his MBA from F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business at Babson College.
	Andy Babcock - Director Babcock has 15 year's experience in all aspects of asset valuation and disposition for wholesale industrial and consumer inventories. Prior to joining Tiger, Babcock was a vice president at a firm concentrating on valuation and advisory services for both lenders and companies in metals, chemicals and commodities. Babcock was a founding member of the firm which began service in 2004. Prior to forming the new firm Babcock was a senior financial analyst and team leader at a competing valuation practice. Babcock began his career as a analyst for a large paper maker and holds a degree in Finance from Northeastern University in Boston, MA.
	Ana Leon - Vice President of Operations Ms. Leon has over 20 years' experience in all aspects of liquidations and merchandise valuations. Her expertise includes all operational aspects of liquidations including bid valuation, budgeting, and on-site supervision. She has held positions including store manager and district supervisor.

	Fredric M. Briggs - Sr. Vice President of Business Development Mr. Briggs joined the company nine years ago after a 20-year career in commercial lending, including asset-based lending. He received his business degree from the University of Southern California. Mr. Briggs is involved with marketing for the company.

	Keith L. Bishop – Sr. Vice President of New Business Development Mr. Bishop is responsible for new business development in the southeast and southwest regions of the United States. He joined the company after a career in asset-based and leveraged finance lending. Prior to Tiger Valuations Services, LLC, he consulted with a large southeast regional bank in the liquidation of two large borrower accounts. In addition, he also served in senior business development positions with GMAC Commercial Finance (now Ally Commercial Finance), Key Structured Finance and others. Mr. Bishop received his MBA from Brenau University.

Mr. Tanenbaum has managed and implemented asset disposition solutions for financial institutions, insolvency professionals, Fortune 1000 companies and small businesses for 25 years. Prior to Tiger, Mr. Tanenbaum served as both executive and auctioneer at two national auction/liquidation firms. During these appointments, Mr. Tanenbaum crafted live and online auction solutions to facilitate the sales of nearly $1 billion of machinery, equipment, technology assets, furnishings, collectibles, wholesale inventories and real property. Mr. Tanenbaum studied Business at the University of Southern California and received his CAI (Certified Auctioneers Institute) designation at Indiana University through the National Auctioneers Association.