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Kirchner Group was founded in 1985 as a boutique advisory firm and today, operates various subsidiaries, providing advisory services (M&A, assessments, diligence) and operational support (interim management, workouts, turnarounds) as well as asset management (dedicated, under-performing funds) – all leveraging a proprietary approach that dovetails domain and process expertise. Kirchner Group's clients and partners include early stage to mid-market companies, venture capital and private equity firms as well as family offices and some of the world’s largest insurance companies, commercial banks and institutional investors. Kirchner Group offers the following services: Process Experts Mergers & Acquisitions Assessments Corporate Advisory Operational Services Fund Advisory Services Asset Management Domain Expertise Agriculture & Food Health & Life Sciences Environmental Technologies Industrials Information & Communication Technology
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