David Efron, left, and Marc E. Elovitz (courtesy photos)
With a firm clientele dominated by the financial industry, co-managing partners David Efron and Marc Elovitz said they've been able to avoid painful cuts as they navigate the crisis and longer-term strategic goals.
May 11, 2020 at 06:20 PM
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Just as the coronavirus crisis was advancing in late March, Schulte Roth & Zabel’s longtime chairman, Alan Waldenberg, stepped down as part of a planned leadership transition.
The firm’s new leaders, David Efron, 51, and Marc Elovitz, 55, are now navigating the crisis for the firm, after being named co-managing partners last fall.
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