Clayton Dubilier Rice at 40
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I’ve been a shareholder of Clayton Dubilier Rice (CDR) for most of the past 24 years. I’ve always been skeptical about the company, in part because of the perception that it was run by a collection of wealthy, in-control, snobby investment bankers from the 1990s and the 2000s. When CDR’s managers took over in 1986, they were the epitome of the new breed of management in
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In April 2007, the board members of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) met at a conference to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the company. At this same conference, it was decided to go public again, after 15 years. In fact, they decided to get back to the public markets for the first time since 1992. This has been the most exciting and difficult thing that I have ever done. It requires a complete reevaluation of the business and a complete realignment
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In 1980, I became a full-time employee of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice. At the time I was only 23 years old, and my first job was on an understaffed trading floor at the New York Stock Exchange. I’m now 40 years old, and my job has never changed. see here I’ve been a regular on CNBC’s ‘Squawk Box’ for almost two years now. And you’ll be seeing me on ‘The Stossel Show’ tonight! I think
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In 1940, a young man named Clayton Dubilier (Clay) was a 20-year-old executive at Brown Brothers Harriman, an investment bank, in New York. The bank had just taken over one of the largest mutual funds in America (the Vanguard mutual fund), which was growing rapidly. The bank was also about to be sold by the US government, after President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, which resulted in the creation of the National Recovery Administration (NRA)
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Clayton Dubilier Rice (CDR) is one of the iconic companies of America’s storied past and still in action, albeit with an impressive mix of successes and setbacks, to this day. In fact, it is arguable that it was the largest IPO in the United States during the 1980s, worth $11.1 billion (before the current market collapse), and a great milestone for the nation. In this case study, I provide recommendations to help CDR achieve a successful exit or