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Gail Glave Named Managing Director at Tiger Capital Group As a key leader in Tiger s retail disposition practice for over 23 years, Ms. Glave has directed liquidation projects ranging in size from $10 million to $900 million
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NEW YORK, Jan. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Tiger Capital Group today announced that Director of Field Financial Operations Gail Glave has been promoted to Managing Director.
As a key leader in the retail disposition practice of the asset appraisal, disposition and investment firm, she serves as both a senior financial analyst and operations specialist, responsible for financial modeling, tracking and analyzing daily sales data, and the on-site management of Tiger s field supervisors.
Looking For The Best Retail Stocks To Buy Before February?
Retail stocks have been on fire recently. We see how some of these stocks have sky-rocketed in valuation in the last few weeks. These businesses normally use a brick-and-mortar model to earn their revenue, so of course, they were decimated last year when the pandemic hit the U.S. These stocks have come a long way since many struggled to stay open last year. One thing for certain, the pandemic has reshaped retail in ways that are likely to last long after all of this is over. In retrospect, the pandemic had not changed consumer behavior but only shifted it to e-commerce. Examples of top retail stocks that have adapted to the pandemic so far are Target (NYSE: TGT) and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN).