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2014 Fall Newsletter Friends of IWIRC NY, In This Edition
Fall is here and along with the seasons, things are changing over at IWIRC NY! It is election time, when half of our board will roll off and make way for new members and fresh ideas. While we are sad to see our parting board members go, we are excited to work with what looks to be an impressive field of candidates! In this newsletter, you will find our event recaps and previews, member news, social media update and other standard newsletter content. In addition, we have a special "Elections" section detailing our ballot, candidates bio and short farewells from our parting members. For IWIRC NY members, please don't forget to vote! We look forward to working with this new board to continue providing you with top quality substantive and social programming. In the meantime, we look forward to seeing you at our now famous Pitch Perfect: A Mock Pitch Event, taking center stage at Carnegie Hall on October 15th. Good luck teams! Remember, if it's Sarah Frankel and Carren Shulman underlined & blue, it's got something extra IWIRC•NY Newsletter Fall 2014

Book Club – I Leaned In, Now What?
Sister Networks in NY, Dallas and St. Louis
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We held a modern-age, videoconference book club on July 15, 2014, I Leaned In, Now What?, that joined
together the Chapters. The more than 40 attendees accepted the
challenge to build the next chapter after Facebook COO book - Attendees were
generous in their time and openness, sharing personal stories, triumphs and victories in balancing their work,
career aspirations, and personal priorities, making the event tremendously successful.
This incredible, ever evolving subject, strikes chords in so many people. We discussed the choices of "Opting-In"
versus "Opting-Out" and how certain individuals found career success when they strategically chose instances
when they made their personal life a priority, while balancing making their career a priority at other times. A
central theme emerged that it does not need to be an all or nothing choice, though many admitted struggling
with wanting to maintain their status as a "go-to" person in their organization. The elevated discourse on such a
personal topic was instrumental in the event's success. The follower were additional themes from our discussion:
• We should be encouraging women and their choices. no matter how obvious a statement, a helpful reminder.
• Emerging out of each chapter were voices encouraging us to shape self expectations, including those of your
colleagues and those of your clients to help to manage your schedule and your life. • More than once someone shared that "life is what happens while everyone is making plans" reminding us not to lose sight of the journey and how much joy can be there - rather than just waiting for a "destination" or "arrival." We opened and closed our discussion about what happens after leaning in by focusing on the word freedom. We each can choose what freedom means for us, our careers and our families. Ultimately - maybe, as one commentator stated, freedom is that we are able to make choices - whatever choice that is. If you missed our event – keep your eyes peeled for next summer's book club. In the interim, we found a few relevant items that you might find of interest includi (along with ). A tremendous thank you to the more than 20 attendees in NY, the more than 20 attendees in Dallas (including IWIRC NY members Ali Kelly and Denise Kaloudis) and our 3 attendees from Kansas City. And – a special thank you to David Benick, the brave gentleman who attended in NY and provided some welcomed insight from his experience working with and supporting women he greatly admires and that have struggled with this very issue. IWIRC•NY Newsletter Fall 2014

On August 6-8, more than 80 IWIRC leaders gathered in San Francisco for the a two day conference focused on IWIRC leadership initiatives, growth, development and planning for 2015 and beyond. The group included the entire IWIRC International board as well as leadership from each of IWIRC's more than 40 international chapters and boasted women from 20 states as well as Canada, Hong Kong, Grand Cayman, Japan, Germany and Singapore. At the summit, chapter co-chairs and IWIRC board members held panels on IWIRC-specific issues and then were treated to a fantastic keynote presentation from the featured speaker, Professor from the on The Value of Investing in Women. After the speaker concluded, the entire group enjoyed an outing to wine country, featuring shopping, private wine-tastings and finally, a fantastic vintner's dinner at the J Vineyards barrel room, where the ladies were welcomed by the J Vineyards owner herself, Judy Jordan. The last day included board and committee meetings, with ample opportunity for networking with and getting to know other attendees. It was a terrific conference with equal parts fun, bonding and working hard to brainstorm and strategize for a successful 2015. We are thrilled to announce that IWIRC NY has been selected to host more than 100 women from around the globe the 2015 Leadership Conference in July! We look forward to seeing you all in NYC! IWIRC Annual Conference
Chicago, IL
Yet another successful Fall Conference this year in with 193 registrants two informative panels, including NY Chapter sponsors the introduction of the new board, announcing of the 2014 Rising Star Award, from and some incredible intermezzo events, like the famous architectural tour boat cruise through the Windy City. The registration was the highest yet for the Fall Conference! The panels included presentations on issues of law firm insolvencies and a session on everything you wanted to know about healthcare and healthcare bankruptcies. The healthcare panel was organized and moderated by NY Chapter Chair, from , with an enlightening presentation by panelist Jane Jordan, the Chief Counsel for Emory Healthcare on the transformation of the healthcare system in the US. Emory has been in the news recently for its successful treatment of the first ebola patients recovered from Liberia this summer and we appreciated Jane's time and commitment to the program. Our own also provided invaluable insight into the handling of healthcare bankruptcy issues and a reminder that these are not your typical hard or soft asset cases; they're first and foremost about human beings. The panels were followed by our annual luncheon where IWIRC Chair passed the baton to our incoming chair Beth Hansen and all the new Board members were introduced. The NY Chapter applauds Jennifer's hard work during her very successful tenure as Chair, and we congratulate Beth as the new chair and look forward to another successful year! IWIRC•NY Newsletter Fall 2014

New York, NY
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Our 2nd annual is tomorrow night! Join us as we bring this popular event to the city's most famous stage, Carnegie Hall. In true IWIRC NY fashion we are pulling together an impressive group of female professionals. Pitch teams from and will show off their skills and receive feedback from a diverse client panel. The client panel will include , and . Putting a twist on last year's Pitch Perfect event, this year's participants will be pitching committee side advisory work. This unique and interactive event will give you an opportunity to learn best practices for winning business from some of the industry's leading ladies. Doors will open at 5:30 and the action runs from 6-8. Running late? Don't worry! The panelist feedback and advice to come later in the program is the cornerstone of the event. PSST! Check us out on for your chance to win a FREE ticket to Pitch Perfect! IWIRC at The Shore
March 5-6, 2015
The Third Annual IWIRC at the Shore Conference is being held next year on March 5-6, 2015 at the in IWIRC NY is pleased to participate in this exciting conference. IWIRC at the Shore features both social and educational networking events, including CPE/CLE opportunities. And remember what happens in AC. . IWIRC•NY Newsletter Fall 2014

IWIRC NY Fall Elections
IWIRC NY Fall Elections
New York, NY
It is time to ! This special "Elections" section includes our awesome field of candidates, candidate bios and a farewell from our outgoing board members. IWIRC NY Members in good standing will be eligible to vote. Members will be contacted directly by our election committee for information on casting your ballot. Please with any questions. Positions & Candidates
Morrison & Foerster FTI Consulting , GlassRatner Advisory & Capital Group LLC Communications Chair Stevens & Lee, P.C. , Prime Clerk Substantive Events Co-Chair FTI Consulting , Prime Clerk Social Events Co-Chair Garden City Group , Kirkland & Ellis LLP , GlassRatner Advisory & Capital Group LLC Candidate bios are listed on the following pages in alphabetical order. IWIRC•NY Newsletter Fall 2014 IWIRC NY Fall Elections
IWIRC NY Fall Elections, Candidate Bios
Stevens & Lee

Camille has been a member of IWIRC since 2011, and is well suited for the Vice Chair/Communications position. In law school, she was Editor-in-Chief of the Southern Region BLSA Law Journal, where she gained relevant experience
for running the newsletter. She's also very social media savvy, and if elected, Camille would work to keep members
up to date on IWIRC NY events while ensuring that all the information is presented in an aesthetically pleasing and
engaging manner.
Camille is a Bankruptcy and Restructuring Associate at Stevens & Lee, P.C. Camille focuses her practice on commercial
bankruptcy reorganizations, liquidations, and commercial litigation matters in New York federal and state
courts. Camille previously clerked for the Honorable Pamela Pepper of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of
Wisconsin. She received her JD and MBA degrees from Emory University, and her BA in International Relations from
The Johns Hopkins University. Camille is a member of the Board of Directors of Directions for Our Youth, a non-profit
organization that provides academic enrichment programs to children in the Bronx and Brooklyn.

, Garden City Group
Denise Kaloudis is a Senior Consultant in GCG's Bankruptcy Group. In this role, Denise is responsible for helping
drive the group's business development strategy through the maintenance of client relationships, case management
and outreach initiatives. Denise has extensive corporate restructuring experience and has worked on numerous large,
sophisticated bankruptcy cases in a variety of industries. Prior to her tenure at GCG, Denise was a bankruptcy
attorney for nearly 10 years, and practiced at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Akin Gump Strauss
Hauer & Feld LLP. Before entering private practice, Denise served as a law clerk for the Honorable Mary F.
Walrath, former Chief Judge of the United States Bankruptcy Court of the District of Delaware. Denise received a
J.D. from Brooklyn Law School, a B.A. from New York University, and briefly studied at the University of International
Business and Economics in Beijing, China.
Denise is a proud member of International Women's Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC) as well the
Turnaround Management Association (TMA), The American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI), The New York State Bar
Association and the American Bar Association (ABA). She also serves on the Associate Board of the New York Legal
Assistance Group, a not-for-profit organization that provides free civil legal services to low income New Yorkers who
would otherwise be unable to afford or receive legal assistance.
Denise loves IWIRC, and treasures all the wonderful friendships she has made through it. As Social Events Co-Chair,
Denise hopes to draw from her experience as a business development consultant to bring creative, exciting social
events to the IWIRC NY members. The goal is not only to create new forums to make new friends in the restructuring
industry, but also to have fun!
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IWIRC NY Fall Elections, Candidate Bios
Morrison & Foerster
I am a senior associate in the Business Restructuring & Insolvency Group at Morrison & Foerster LLP in New York, where I have practiced since 2007. I have represented Chapter 11 debtors, official committees, and other parties in interest in some of the nation's largest and most complex Chapter 11 proceedings, as well as foreign representatives in Chapter
15 recognition proceedings. I am Co-Chair of the Morrison & Foerster New York Women's Affinity Group, and I have
been a member of IWIRC since 2012. I am a member of IWIRC because I believe in its mission devoted to the
professional advancement of women in restructuring and its strong network for women where, in many instances, business
relationships and even true friendships form and thrive. I would like to add my knowledge, energy and experience to
IWIRC's network and its professional development programming. Since joining IWIRC, I have participated on the
Substantive Events Sub-Committee for the October 2014 Pitch Perfect event, drafted an article for the IWIRC NY
newsletter, and attended numerous events. I also will be a member of the pitch team presenting at the Pitch Perfect
event in Carnegie Hall in October 2014. I believe the IWIRC NY Network presents a unique opportunity for women to
expand their business connections and enhance their leadership skills. I welcome the opportunity to contribute more
significantly to the IWIRC NY Network and to participate on both the global and local levels of the organization. I
believe my skills and work ethic make me a prime candidate to further the mission of IWIRC and would make me an
invaluable addition to the team.

, FTI Consulting

Tanya Meerovich is a managing director in the FTI Consulting Corporate Finance/Restructuring practice. Ms. Meerovich's
experience includes providing financial and strategic solutions to distressed companies, their creditors and investors. She
has worked with both public and private companies across many industries, including financial services, real estate, non-
for-profit, insurance, healthcare, manufacturing, infrastructure, print and retail. Some of her recent engagements include
Puerto Rico Highways and Transportation Authority, ResCap, C-BASS, General Growth Properties, Saint Vincent's
Catholic Medical Centers in New York, and Workflow Management. Ms. Meerovich's advisory services include assisting
senior management teams and various stakeholders in review and assessment of business plans and financial models,
preparation of financial projections and cash flow models, financial analysis, cash management, asset management and
liquidation, claims analysis, fraud investigations and forensic accounting. Ms. Meerovich is a chartered financial analyst,
certified insolvency and restructuring advisor, and certified fraud examiner. She is a member of IWIRC, the CFA
Institute, American Bankruptcy Institute, Association of Insolvency & Restructuring Advisors, Association of Certified Fraud
Examiners, Turnaround Management Association, and New York Society of Security Analysts.
Ms. Meerovich currently serves on the IWIRC Regional Committee, representing the North East region. She is a member
of the IWIRC NY Chapter Substantive Events Committee and has played an active role in planning events, including the
Pitch Perfect event scheduled for October 15th. Ms. Meerovich is an active member of the FTI WIN (Women's Initiative
Network) and serves as one of the lead members of the FTI WIN Internal Events Committee responsible for planning
educational and social events. She launched the "Lunch and Learn" program in NY office and continues to advise the
planning committee. Ms. Meerovich also serves on the board of directors of a non-for-profit organization, Rock &
Rawhide.
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IWIRC NY Fall Elections, Candidate Bios
Kirkland & Ellis LLP

have been part of the New York restructuring community for over four years. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania (undergrad and law school), I served as a law clerk for Chief Judge Gonzalez in
the SDNY, which immediately confirmed my interest in bankruptcy law. I joined the renowned bankruptcy
practice at Weil Gotshal after my clerkship and recently lateraled to Kirkland & Ellis, a move that has
allowed me to expand my practice and network. I am still close with (and would work well with!) Saima
Meyer, another Weil alum and current co-chair of Social Events. I have experience brainstorming and
organizing events from my positions as social chair and president of different organizations at Penn, as well
as my involvement with the summer committee and various other committees at Weil. After attending this
past year's events, my interest in IWIRC has sky-rocketed, and I'd be honored to help continue the good
work of the prior board in creating fun, effective social events. As one of the few female associates at
Kirkland, I am eager to serve as a mentor and confidante to my fellow restructuring colleagues - I believe a
board position at IWIRC is the perfect vehicle to achieve that goal!

, Prime Clerk

Christina is Prime Clerk's Director of Solicitation, specializing in public securities, complex solicitations and
related distributions both inside and outside of bankruptcy. Prior to joining Prime Clerk, Christina co-
headed the public securities and solicitation group at Epiq Systems, and was a key advisor on many of the
largest chapter 11 cases, including Lehman Brothers, General Motors, Dynegy, Dex One, Supermedia and
Hawker Beechcraft, among others. Christina began her legal career as an associate in the Business Finance
& Restructuring department of Weil, Gotshal & Manges, where she represented several debtors, creditors
and lenders to distressed companies. An active member of IWIRC NY for the past 5 years, Christina not
only attended events, but volunteered to assist the current NY board. Most recently, she joined the
Substantive Events sub-committee responsible for coordinating the upcoming Pitch Perfect event at Carnegie
Hall. In addition, she also assisted the Social Events chairs at this year's IWIRC NY golf event at Harbor
Links. Christina is excited at the potential to work in a greater capacity with the NY Board and generate
increased awareness for this amazing organization.
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IWIRC NY Fall Elections, Candidate Bios
, GlassRatner Advisory & Capital Group LLC
I have recently joined GlassRatner as a Director on their New York office, after spending 13 years with Zolfo Cooper (and their related companies). I have been an active member of IWIRC since joining in early 2013. I would be honored to serve on the IWIRC board in New York. I have been fortunate to develop many wonderful relationships with many impressive women through this organization. As a member of the board, I would strive to help other women like myself to be enriched by IWIRC. The level of collegiality, friendship and mentoring amongst the members of IWIRC in New York is something that every woman, in this male dominated field, should have the opportunity to experience. I look forward to being able to give back to the organization that has given so much to me. Thank you for your consideration Blanche Zelmanovich IWIRC•NY Newsletter Fall 2014 IWIRC NY Fall Elections
IWIRC NY Fall Elections, Board Farewells

Board Co-Chair
October 2012-October 2014

The last two years have been quite a journey! From private poker parties in Meatpacking nightclubs to
center court at MSG and center stage at Carnegie Hall, it has been a thrill to bring the members of IWIRC
NY new and exciting experiences. IWIRC is an incredible organization that brings together and promotes
the women of restructuring. I am proud to leave behind a legacy of innovative signature substantive and
social events as well as a strong communication network on both social media and through our interactive
newsletter. Enhancing the structure, building a sense of community and furthering the IWIRC vision has been
an honor.
I have truly enjoyed every moment working with this talented group of women. While my entrepreneurial
spirit is calling loudly and thus my departure from the board, I will not be far. I look forward to continuing
as the Outgoing Board Advisor and experiencing all the excitement the new and continuing board are sure
to bring us.
Vice Co-Chair
October 2012-October 2014
My time serving as Co-Vice Chair of the IWIRC NY board has been enriching and rewarding both
professionally and personally. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to work with so many great
women in the restructuring industry, my fellow board members and the wonderful women of IWIRC NY and
beyond, and would like to especially thank the ladies of the IWIRC NY board. Working together to
reinvigorate and strengthen this incredibly dynamic chapter has showcased what a group of talented,
motivated, and intelligent women can set in motion. Although stepping down from the board, I am excited
to remain involved at the international and chapter levels. You will hear it time and again from anyone
associated with IWIRC, but not only do you build valuable professional relationships, you make friends for
life.
I look forward to seeing what's up next from IWIRC NY!
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Substantive Events Co-Chair
October 2012-October 2014

IWIRC is an outstanding organization with a well-deserved reputation for professionalism, progressive
thinking and – not least – the promotion of women in our industry. In my role as Co-Chair of Substantive
Programming for our New York chapter, I worked with my fellow board members to design a professional
development program for our membership that provided the balance they're looking for; substantive events
that deliver both intellectually and socially. This has been a rewarding experience, and I am grateful to
have had the privilege of working with and learning from a terrific group of women in restructuring, making
new connections and strengthening my relationships. I want to thank my fellow board members for their
hard work on the membership's behalf, but more importantly I want to thank my fellow IWIRC members for
their enthusiasm and support. Moving from New York to San Francisco with my family may require that I
step down from my position in the New York chapter, but I intend to stay involved with IWIRC on the West
Coast. This is a special group of professionals, and I look forward to being a part of it for many years to
come. Thank you!
Social Events Co-Chair
October 2012-October 2014
It has been an honor and an amazing experience to serve the IWIRC NY chapter as Co-Chair of Social Programming
for the last two years. I was "bit" by the passion bug from the very first board meeting where I met some of the most
brilliant minds in restructuring. A room of mostly new faces quickly became friends and colleagues - a true example of
the power of working towards a common cause. And every event was well worth the hours of planning and work,
beginning with my baby - the IWIRC NY Poker Night. My hard work for each event and the work of our board was
only a part the equation - our passion as a board was met with equal enthusiasm from our attendees (many of whom
are now repeat offenders!) and the real proof is in the incredible increase in membership over the last two years.
I was particularly struck by a recent event that we put together joining the Dallas, Kansas City and NY IWIRC networks
for a book club - taking Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In" one step beyond to look at what the next chapter is for our
professionals in "So I Leaned In - Now What?". I learned even more about myself and the power we each wield as
female leaders, both professionally and personally. While it has been one of the hardest decisions of my career to
(temporarily.) "Opt Out" of my leadership role on the IWIRC NY board, I continue to "Opt In" in my career, my
family, and those causes I hold close to my heart - in particular, the I am grateful for
having had the opportunity to serve you all and I look forward to attending future network events with you all and
participating with you on IWIRC NY subcommittees.
IWIRC•NY Newsletter Fall 2014 Member News
Congratulations to our IWIRC NY Members on their recent accomplishments. Let us sing your praises! your accomplishments for inclusion in our next newsletter. Personal
- joins as Managing Director, Strategic Communications birth to a baby boy, Ollie, in of Cole Schotz, and her family, will participate in their Walk on 10/18 at the Intrepid in - YOU, were selected to host NYC. Her family has raised nearly the 2015 Leadership Conference where $150K for lupus research and they we will host leadership from IWIRC networks around the world.
Speaking Engagements
- On October 8, of panel sponsored by the Women in the Legal Profession Committee of the New Foerster's Business York City Bar called "How to Become a Jack of All Trades When All You Have Insolvency Group is proud to support IWIRC New York
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