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Kurt Terrien
Chief Administrative Officer at Clarkston Capital Partners LLC
Kurt P. Terrien is a highly-educated and experienced finance industry professional who has spent years working in various roles across the sector. Terrien pursued a Master of Business Administration degree from Wayne State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and Finance from Walsh College, both of which contributed to his comprehensive understanding of the world of finance.
Terrien has worked for several reputable organizations throughout his career, including Johnson Institutional Management, National City Bank, and World Asset Management. As the former Director of Sales and Consultant Relations at Johnson Institutional Management, Terrien was responsible for overseeing the sales team and was a key player in building relationships with consultants. Prior to his role at Johnson, he was a vice president at National City Bank and a client service manager at World Asset Management.
In his current role as Managing Director - Investor Relations at Clarkston Capital Partners, Terrien leverages his impressive experience and expertise to develop and maintain relationships with investors. In this capacity, he is responsible for communicating investment strategies and performance updates to clients, helping them make informed decisions.
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I'm proud to be associated with this great organization. We are in the midst of a search for the next CEO.
On behalf of Leader Dogs, I would be very appreciative of any suggestions you might have on potential candidates. This is a great job for a C-suite leader and management professional who can craft a vision for the organization and who would like to make a difference in the lives of countless individuals, giving them independence and mobility so they can live rich and full lives.
Leader Dogs for the Blind (Leader Dogs), located in Rochester Hills, MI, is seeking a seasoned, experienced and transformational leader as its next CEO to help drive the organization to its next level in helping the blind and visually impaired.
The organization provides its clients with a full-range of programs – Guide Dogs, Orientation & Mobility training and Teen Summer Camps – to help these individuals meet their mobility needs at every stage of their lives. Its mission is funded 100% through philanthropic donations from individual donors, Lions clubs, corporate partners and foundations.
