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Lynn Tilton | Patriarch Partners CEO
LYNN TILTON
CEO and Principal
Patriarch Partners


Ms. Tilton serves as Chief Executive Officer and sole Principal of Patriarch Partners, LLC and its affiliated entities (“Patriarch”). Ms. Tilton’s career spans 27 years and encompasses private equity, distressed asset management, financial engineering, loan sales and trading, investment banking and senior management. In addition to her role at Patriarch, Ms. Tilton currently serves as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of MD Helicopters, Inc., a leading manufacturer of commercial and military aircraft. Ms. Tilton founded Patriarch Partners to develop innovative financial solutions and to manage and monetize the distressed portfolios of financial institutions. The platform later evolved toward fund investments focused primarily upon the acquisition of companies undergoing pervasive change and loan origination to those same companies. Under Ms. Tilton’s leadership, Patriarch has positioned itself as a proactive partner to companies during periods of operational, industrial and economic transformation. Patriarch provides liquidity, time and strategic support, frequently saving US companies and US jobs. Patriarch inspires management teams to rebuild, using creative structural solutions and add-on investments in order to enhance companies’ long-term values.

Prior to founding Patriarch Partners, Ms. Tilton was an executive at Long Drive Management Trust (“LDMT”), where she served a dual role in (1) the development of strategies for the distressed debt CDO managed by that firm, and (2) the creation of new varieties of investment vehicles. Prior to her tenure at LDMT, Ms. Tilton was Executive Managing Director of Papillon Partners, Inc., a firm which she founded to offer customized research, valuation and execution services to sellers of bank debt. Papillon Partners focused on middle-market loans as well as broadly syndicated credits and illiquid corporate bonds. In addition to operating a loan trading desk and research department, Papillon Partners was the holding company for an NASD-registered broker/dealer. Before Papillion Partners, Ms. Tilton accumulated eight years of experience in the research, sales, trading and investing of distressed debt at Oppenheimer & Co, M.J. Whitman, Inc. and Amroc Investments, Inc. Ms. Tilton began her career in mergers and acquisitions at Morgan Stanley & Co. in 1981 and, continued her career in corporate finance and merchant banking at Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Merrill Lynch until 1989. Ms. Tilton earned a B.A. in American Studies from Yale University and an MBA in Finance from Columbia University.


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    • Small Business Lending  15 Oct 2009

        Discussing whether American capitalism is working for small business, with William Dunkleberg, National Federation of Independent Business and Lynn Tilton, Patriarch Partners CEO.

    • Pandit on the Ropes?  08 May 2009

        The buzz on Citigroup's CEO Vikram Pandit, with CNBC's Charlie Gasparino; Richard Bove, Rochdale Securities; Lynn Tilton, Patriarch Partners; and CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.

    • No Guarantees for GM  30 Apr 2009

        What's ahead for General Motors, with CNBC's Phil LeBeau; Robert Crandall|Fmr. AMR Chairman & CEO; Lynn Tilton, Patriarch Partners; and CNBC's Larry Kudlow.

    • The Battle for Polaroid  17 Apr 2009

        Vulture investors have been battling it out for the remnants of Polaroid. Now after nearly 30 bids it isn't clear who owns the brand, with Lynn Tilton, Patriarch Partners founder.

    • Politics of the Stimulus  05 Feb 2009

        Lawmakers are still picking over a laundry list of what stays in the stimulus package and what goes and the markets are waiting for a final solution. Larry Sabato, of the UVA Center for Politics; Morris Reid, of the BGR Group; and Lynn Tilton, of Patriarch Partners, discuss.

    • Fixing the Financial Crisis  12 Dec 2008

        The truth of the situation cannot be ignored any longer, with James Tisch, Loews president/CEO and Lynn Tilton, Patriarch Partners CEO

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