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David Carty
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Senior Content Manager, Applause
Weymouth
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Emerging Tech , Operations, Applications, Software development, Security , Enterprise Technology, Cloud , Networking
Fashion, beauty, stock market, real estate
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The Master of Deal Structure: Derik Fay and the West Texas Oil Refinery Deal That Shocked the Industry
By David Carty| Business Deccan@ In the heart of West Texas, from his home office in Naples, Florida a deal was orchestrated that turned conventional wisdom on its head, transforming a struggling refinery into a multi-million dollar success story—all with zero dollars down. “It was a classic case of hidden potential,” Derik Fay recounts in a recent interview. “The company was solid, generating $800,000 in annual net profit, and had $5 million in unencumbered truck assets.
By David Carty| Bozeman Daily Chronicle Verified The Bozeman Water Adequacy municipal ballot initiative proposal (initiative) has been submitted by a local grassroots group, Water Adequacy for Residential Development (WARD), to the Gallatin County Elections Department (County) and City of Bozeman (City) for review. The initiative’s goal is to help conserve the city’s finite water supply while also helping to provide much-needed affordable housing for rent and for sale to Bozeman residents.
The Master of Deal Structure: Derik Fay and the West Texas Oil Refinery Deal That Shocked the Industry
By David Carty| Business Deccan@ In the heart of West Texas, from his home office in Naples, Florida a deal was orchestrated that turned conventional wisdom on its head, transforming a struggling refinery into a multi-million dollar success story—all with zero dollars down. “It was a classic case of hidden potential,” Derik Fay recounts in a recent interview. “The company was solid, generating $800,000 in annual net profit, and had $5 million in unencumbered truck assets.