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Katie Goodman Among "Top 25 Power Women" |
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ATLANTA – Atlanta Woman magazine has named Katie Goodman, a Partner with the turnaround management firm Grisanti, Galef & Goldress (GGG) one of its “25 Power Women 2007.” The magazine defined these power women as those “who stand out and are inarguably influential within their sphere.” The magazine honored the women in a variety of professions including technology, media, financial services and entrepreneurs. Ms. Goodman joined GGG, one of the oldest turnaround consulting firms in the United States, in 2001. Since then, she has worked with more than 50 public and private companies, focusing in particular on middle-market firms in the Southeast. Ms. Goodman is experienced in dealing with companies in bankruptcy (Chapter 11 and Chapter 7) and has successfully sold companies under Section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code. “I’m honored to be named one of the 25 women recognized by Atlanta Woman magazine” said Ms. Goodman, “each of the women work hard to make an impact in their respective industries and professions.” According to Lee Katz, Managing Partner of GGG, Ms Goodman is “a hands-on advisor who works quickly and diligently to understand all aspects of a client’s business. She provides innovative solutions to address the needs of owners, shareholders and debtors.” A graduate of Lancaster University in England and the J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University, Ms. Goodman has worked as an advisor, Director of Reorganization or Restructuring Officer for companies. She has worked in various industries, including private equity, textiles, telecommunications, retail, commercial and residential contracting, millworks, commercial distribution, publishing, government contracting, business-to-business distribution and consumer products companies.
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