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Unlocking Deal Value: How Operational Due Diligence Shapes a Feasible, High-Impact Value Creation Strategy

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By André Arabicano Valente, Tom Marshall, Claudio Molinaro, Sebastien Beausoleil
| L.E.K. Consulting
In this recorded webinar, we explore why linking strategic and operational insights during diligence is essential for healthcare investors seeking robust value creation plans – covering current market pressures, the pitfalls of traditional siloed diligence and the path to a more effective approach. Hear from L.E.K.’s Andre Valente, Tom Marshall, Claudio Molinaro and Sebastien Beausoleil speaking to EHIA’s Deputy Chair Henry Elphick. L.E.K. Consulting are Strategic Advisor members of the EHIA.
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CONCACAF Champions Cup News, Stats, Scores

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By Cesar Hernandez Verified, César Hernández Verified, Jeff Carlisle Verified, Tom Marshall, Doug McIntyre Verified
| ESPN India Verified
On a night when Michael Bradley did so much right, the enduring image will be of his penalty miss. Is it fair? No, but it is reality.
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The 1930s, When San Clemente’s Looks Changed Forever | San Clemente Journal

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By Tom Marshall, Tom Marshall
| San Clemente Journal Verified
by Tom Marshall, San Clemente Historical Society Town founder Ole Hanson’s vision for San Clemente was for all buildings to be of Spanish Colonial design, meaning white stucco walls and hand-made red tile roofs. It was made an official requirement with the passage of the City’s first zoning ordinance May 2, 1928. Today, a casual observer can note that most of the buildings in town don’t comply. What happened?
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