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Daniel Young

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Daniel R. Young Manager

Daniel Young is a manager of Willamette Management Associates.

Biography

Daniel has valued the following types of business entities and securities: general and limited partnership interests, closely held business enterprises, and estates. Additionally, Daniel performs financial forensic related services for litigation purposes.

He has prepared valuation and economic analysis for the following purposes: marital dissolution, shareholder litigation, gift and estate tax, restructuring and reorganization, economic damages analysis, and corporate planning.

Daniel has also performed business and intangible asset valuations in the following industries: financial services, food services, manufacturing, professional services, real estate holding, retailing, and senior living.

Previous Experience

Before joining Willamette Management Associates, Daniel worked for Edelstein & Company, LLP. At Edelstein, Daniel was a supervisor for the business valuation and forensics group. As a supervisor, Daniel performed research, analysis, and report writing on numerous litigation and consulting projects. Before joining Edelstein, Daniel worked in the advisory group at Deloitte & Touche. During his time at Deloitte, Daniel provided strategy consulting to clients in the media, entertainment, and sports industries. Prior to joining Deloitte, Daniel spent several years in the sports industry in financial analysis.

Education

  • Master of Business Administration, Northeastern University
  • Bachelor of Business Administration in management, Northeastern University

Professional Affiliations

Certified Valuation Analyst (“CVA”)—National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysis

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