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Evan M. Dudik, President
Evan founded Evan M.
Dudik & Associates in 1994 because he recognized many companies needed high
quality strategic problem solving, delivered quickly, efficiently and
cost-effectively. Since 1994, EMD & Associates has successfully served
companies ranging from medical diagnostic start-ups to billion-dollar retailers.
Evan is personally sensitive to the needs of today's managers to obtain
workable, practical solutions. He spent four years managing his own wood
products company. In this time he expanded sales by a factor of three, and
overcame the recession of the early 1990s by successfully selling manufactured
products into Japan and to large warehouse-type club retailers. The company was
sold in 1994 to a larger acquirer.
Evan developed his management consulting skills at McKinsey & Company, a
large international management consulting firm. He spent six years as Engagement
Manager in McKinsey's Los Angeles office. There he served numerous large
companies in industries ranging from transportation to hospital management to
aluminum processing to appliance manufacturing. He also spent four years as a
research project manager and technology lobbyist in Washington, D.C.
Evan Dudik holds an MBA with distinction from Harvard Business School, a
Ph.D. from the University of Texas, Austin and a BA from St. John's College,
Annapolis, MD. He has authored articles on strategic marketing published in
The Journal of Business Strategy and The Wall Street Journal.
Vineet Kapur
Mr. Kapur provides
corporate finance, valuation and merger and acquisition expertise to Evan M.
Dudik & Associates. He offers over 18 years of business and financial
strategy experience, specifically in the areas of corporate finance and
financial analysis, mergers & acquisitions, and business development.
Since 1991, Vineet has been president of Bombay Pacific Partners, a venture
management and business development firm. Previously, Vineet was the corporate
finance specialist in the Los Angeles and Amsterdam offices of McKinsey &
Company, Inc., where he advised clients on mergers and acquisitions, valuation,
and financial issues for numerous Fortune 500 companies. His clients included
multibillion-dollar oil & gas, transportation, photographic products,
agricultural, aerospace, and media/entertainment companies.
Prior to McKinsey, Mr. Kapur worked as a managing associate for Marakon
Associates, Inc., an international financial consulting firm. While at Marakon,
he specialized in financial restructurings and M&A advisory, including key
engagements for a large entertainment/film production company, a leading
photographic products manufacturer, a large hotel chain, and a food processing
company. Vineet also played a key role in the assessment of a potential acquiree
for a large national transportation company.
Vineet holds a B. Tech. (equivalent to a BS) in mechanical engineering from
the Indian Institute of Technology and an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University.
He also has authored an article on multimedia authoring tools for New Media
magazine.
George Boomer
George provides Evan
M. Dudik & Associates with very strong quantitative microeconomics and
market research skills. In recent consulting assignments, George has focused on
load forecasting for electric utilities, specifying the most profitable pricing
for laptop computers, new generations of cell phones and feature/pricing
tradeoffs for large computer and telecommunications companies. In addition (in
his pro bono work), he has assisted a classical music festival to revive its
popularity and financial structure through sophisticated pricing and demographic
analysis. George is an expert in use of recently developed, very powerful
mathematical methodologies, especially discrete choice analysis.
George and Evan worked together at McKinsey & Company in the 1980s, where
George focused on applying information technology to solve client's problems.
There he implemented such techniques as expert systems, relational and
hierarchical databases, linear programming and multivariate statistics.
Prior to McKinsey, George built and managed the Los Angeles Office of Data
Resources, Inc. (DRI), a division of McGraw-Hill. DRI provided econometric
forecasting services to over 60 corporate and financial clients. George holds an
MBA in Finance and Information Systems from the Wharton School, University of
Pennsylvania and a BA in economics from Princeton University.
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