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Mr. Davis has developed extensive capital markets experience by serving as strategic and financial advisor to a diverse range of domestic and international clients.  He has advised numerous private and public companies and implemented a myriad of creative financial solutions, including mergers & acquisitions, private placements, and initial and secondary public offerings.  Mr. Davis has originated, led, and successfully completed more than 220 client engagements, representing over $4.3 billion in aggregate transaction value.

Professional Experience:
     • National City Corporation
          · President and CEO, National City Bank of Michigan
               - responsible for over 4,600 employees and 250 branch offices
               - led strategic restructuring and headquarters relocation
          · Co-Head of Investment Banking
     • Oppenheimer & Co. (formerly First of Michigan)
          · Head of Midwest Investment Banking
          · Youngest person promoted to Managing Director (age 28) and
            Executive Vice President (age 33) in the 120 year history of the firm
          · Only non-New York member of the five person Investment Committee
     • Raymond James, Associate Director of Investment Banking
     • PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Associate

Education:
     • University of Michigan – M.B.A., Runck scholar and double major in
       Corporate Strategy and Finance
     • Albion College – B.A. cum laude, Kobiljak scholar and double major in
        Economics and English, and a concentration in Accounting
           
Mike has a passion for entrepreneurship and economic development in his community.  He is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Michigan Business School in Ann Arbor.  Mr. Davis teaches an entrepreneurial mergers & acquisitions class and has impacted the lives of approximately 460 M.B.A. students over the last ten years.  Additionally, he has served on the Board of Directors of economic development organizations, including the Detroit Economic Club, Detroit Renaissance, and Southwest Michigan First.


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