Cerberus Capital Management LP

Description

The operations to be sold to the Cerberus affiliate had revenues of approximately $1 billion in 2013 and produce a range of automotive interior products supplied to global vehicle manufacturers, including cockpit modules, instrument panels, door panels and floor consoles. These operations encompass 15 manufacturing plants, five just-in-time assembly plants and six engineering centers in Europe, Asia and South America.

Mr. Kaslow joined Cerberus in 2012 and is Chief Human Resource Officer of COAC. Prior to joining COAC, Mr. Kaslow was President and CEO of Quantum Leap Advisors, a Human Capital Management consulting firm providing consulting services to global companies, including HR strategy, leadership team effectiveness, and HR functional excellence. Prior to that, he was CHRO of AIG, Inc. where he led the HR function. Mr. Kaslow also served as Managing Partner to the Quanstar Group, LLC, working on all aspects of reverse mergers, roll-up strategies, IPO preparation and execution, and restructuring.

Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. is one of the world's leading private investment firms. Founded in 1992, Cerberus has been dedicated to distressed investing since its inception.

Mr. Neporent joined Cerberus in 1998. Prior to joining Cerberus, Mr. Neporent was an associate and a partner in the Business Reorganization and Finance Group at Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP, a New York City-based law firm, from 1986 to 1998, where he did extensive work on behalf of Cerberus. Mr. Neporent has over 28 years of experience in the high-yield finance, distressed securities and bankruptcy/reorganization business. Mr. Neporent is a graduate of Lehigh University and Syracuse University College of Law.

Tom Manning joined Cerberus in 2010 as CEO Asia, COAC. Mr. Manning is currently pursuing three goals in Asia on behalf of both COAC and Cerberus: (1) accelerate the development of sourcing and marketing relationships in China that create new value for portfolio companies, (2) expand China-related outbound investment opportunities in high-priority sectors such as auto, consumer, and financial services, where the firm can capitalize on its global COAC and Cerberus capabilities, and (3) cultivate institutional and sovereign wealth investors as LP candidates for future Cerberus funds.

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