Myrtle Beach, SC & Miami, FL, (PRWEB) August 30, 2006 — Highland Global, LLC is pleased to announce that Robert M. Clinger III, AVA has had the second part of his informative business valuation article, “Direct Market Data Method: Value Disparity Issues,” published in the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts’ publication The Value Examiner (July/August 2006 issue). Continue reading
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Murder at the Ocean Forest, a Mystery Novel by Robert “Digger” Cartwright, is Now Available in Hardback, Paperback
Washington, D.C., Myrtle Beach, SC & Orlando, FL (PRWEB) June 26, 2006 — Robert “Digger” Cartwright formally announced today the release of his latest mystery novel, Murder at the Ocean Forest. The novel is set at the famed Ocean Forest Hotel in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, in 1941. The intricate plot stretches from the stormy coast of Myrtle Beach to the battlefields of World War II and introduces Feltus Boone La Mont, the quintessential Southern hotel detective.
Robert M. Clinger III Remarks Before The Sun News Editorial Board
TUESDAY, MAY 23, 2006 | 2:45 Pm
Good afternoon. It is a pleasure to appear before you to
present my views on issues confronting Horry County Council
and the candidates for District #2. As a note, the views I
express here today are my own and are not necessarily those
of any firm or organization with which I may be affiliated. Continue reading
Robert M. Clinger III’s Article In The Value Examiner
Myrtle Beach, SC & Miami, FL (PRWEB) May 19, 2006
Highland Global, LLC and Thinking Outside the Boxe are pleased to announce that Robert M. Clinger III, AVA has had his informative business valuation article, “Direct Market Data Method: Value Disparity Issues (Part I),” published in the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts’ publication The Value Examiner (March/April 2006 issue). Although the Direct Market Data Method is a logical approach to valuing a privately held company, because this method utilizes transaction data of comparable companies that have been acquired, under certain circumstances potential value disparities arise between the Direct Market Data Method and the multi-period discounted earnings method used as part of the income approach. In addition to illustrating the valuation conundrum arising from a high growth rate used in developing a forecast for the multi-period discounted earnings method relative to the Direct Market Data Method, the article includes five recommendations for business valuation professionals confronted with the dilemma of wide value ranges produced by the two approaches. Continue reading
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