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Mills & Partners | About Us | Partners | David J. Webster (206 words)
Webster is also involved in all aspects of obtaining the financing related to the firm’s acquisitions, including senior bank financing and public and private debt and equity offerings.
Webster has participated in merger and acquisition transactions valued in excess of $30 billion of which over $12 billion were leveraged transactions.
Webster was a partner at Weil, Gotshal and Manges LLP where he practiced law from 1991 to 1997.
David Z. Webster Profile Page (735 words)
David grew up in Boston, Mass., and received his bachelor's degree in economics from Duke University in North Carolina, and MBA in finance from Cornell University in upstate New York.
David began his career in 1985 with Fidelity Investments at their headquarters in Boston, and currently manages over $40 million for 200 plus individual and business clients in 10 states and several foreign countries.
David and his wife Jennie, and sons Sam and Jack, live in Winter Park and in their spare moments enjoy golf, tennis, the beach, Mariner's and Red Sox baseball, and UW Husky football.
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