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TOP STORIESWould You Work For Eliot Spitzer?Jun 13 2008By Jon Jacobs COMMENTSSure. The guy's a bit of a cad, but certainly driven to succeed. And I bet a LOT more careful in everything he does from now on. Read all comments »Would you take a job in Eliot Spitzer's new real estate investment fund? A New York newspaper reported recently that the deposed governor and former New York State Attorney General sounded out allies in the labor movement about eventually investing pension money in a planned venture that would seek bargains in the battered real estate sector. Spitzer apparently would manage the fund himself - thus following in the footsteps of his father, who built a Manhattan real estate empire in the 1960s and 70s. Bottom-fishing in real estate is a popular activity of late, drawing some of the biggest names in the private equity world. There's no word on whether Spitzer will be doing any hiring for the fund. If he does, would you think about joining his team?
COMMENTSBill Jones, Capital Markets, Wed Jun 18 2008Sure--I would do it by hooker by crook!!!! Add your comment »K. Weiss, Capital Markets, Wed Jun 18 2008Why not, its strange that this is a question if he can raise the capital and knows how to bottom fish, his money is just as good as anyone elses. He still is bright and has a background in this business. He got caught doing something he should have know better. It's over he paid by resigning the Govership so let get over it. Add your comment »edahhan, Wed Jun 18 2008I'd love to... especially if he includes some perks such as 4000 $/hour entertainers in! hell I'll even work for free!!!! Add your comment »Dave, Capital Markets, Wed Jun 18 2008Yes, I would, why is there something wrong with his money? Add your comment »Shariza Baksh Ramroop, Retail Banking, Wed Jun 18 2008Is this for real, an opportunity rto work for the next best thing to happen to NY since Mike Bloomberg. I would work for govener Spitzer, for I to am an individual of ethics, compliance and hard work when it comes th the WORKFORCE. Add your comment »Anon1248, Asset Management, Thu Jun 19 2008Sure. The guy's a bit of a cad, but certainly driven to succeed. And I bet a LOT more careful in everything he does from now on. Add your comment »I-Banker, Investment Banking / M & A, Thu Jun 19 2008Hell no. The guy is an idiot and doomed to fail. Add your comment »Barb, Accounting, Thu Jun 19 2008Sure.......six to seven figure income required for my consulting services. Add your comment » |
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