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Lies joins Gates Capital as senior vice president, investment banking

New York, NY According to Gates Capital Corp., Timothy Lies has joined as senior vice president, investment banking.

As a real estate investment professional and entrepreneur with 25 years experience, Lies brings his extensive project financing and management expertise to the firms’ investment banking team.

Most recently, Lies led the development of a $1.3 billion, 1,700 acre destination resort Upstate New York. Additionally, Tim has managed the development of numerous other projects, led the national expansion of an award-winning architectural design firm and has served in various positions of governmental economic development corporations and planning agencies.

Lies holds an MBA and Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Kansas, where he also earned undergraduate degrees in Economics and Environmental Studies.     

GATES Capital is a specialty Investment Bank whose principal activities include the origination, sales, and trading of debt products & fixed income securities.

The Investment Banking Division of GATES has distinguished itself as a market leader in the management of complex credit structures for the benefit of our not-for-profit and private sector clients.

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