Would the United States benifit from having the current leader of the Carlyle Group leave the organization?
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The Carlyle Group said on Tuesday that Louis V. Gerstner Jr., the former I.B.M. chief who became the private equity firm’s chairman five years ago, would step down from that post on Sept. 30. Mr. Gerstner, 66, will remain a senior adviser to its buyout funds, Carlyle said in a statement. The firm did not name a successor. Before joining Carlyle in January 2003, Mr. Gerstner worked as I.B.M.’s chairman and chief executive from 1993 through 2002. ”Initially, I committed to be chairman of Carlyle for one year,” Mr. Gerstner said in a statement. ”But year after year I continued to be impressed with Carlyle’s value creation model and its efforts to globalize the firm. However, at this point in my life, I have a number of goals and interests yet to fulfill, requiring me to step back at Carlyle.” In a statement, Daniel A. D’Aniello, a Carlyle co-founder, praised Mr. Gerstner for helping to institutionalize the private equity giant. During Mr. Gerstner’s tenure, Carlyle expanded globally,
http://www.carlyle.com/Fund/Buyout/Global%20Energy%20Power/Carlyle,%20Riverstone%20Energy%20III/item9177.html Carlyle/Riverstone Energy III CDM MAX, LLC Houston , TX U.S. Carlyle/Riverstone Energy III Acquired: August 2005 Status: Current CDM MAX, LLC is a Texas-based resource management company with gas processing facilities located in southern Louisiana. CDM MAX’s service is providing natural gas producers with the optimal combination of residue revenue and NGL revenue for their gas, each day, by adjusting NGL recoveries up or down, to capture positive NGL margins and avoid losses during negative margin periods. Cobalt International Energy, L.P. Houston , TX U.S. Carlyle/Riverstone Energy II Carlyle/Riverstone Energy III Acquired: November 2005 Status: Current Cobalt International Energy, L.P. is an oil and gas exploration and development company
The Carlyle Group said on Tuesday that Louis V. Gerstner Jr., the former I.B.M. chief who became the private equity firm’s chairman five years ago, would step down from that post on Sept. 30. Mr. Gerstner, 66, will remain a senior adviser to its buyout funds, Carlyle said in a statement. The firm did not name a successor. Before joining Carlyle in January 2003, Mr. Gerstner worked as I.B.M.’s chairman and chief executive from 1993 through 2002. ”Initially, I committed to be chairman of Carlyle for one year,” Mr. Gerstner said in a statement. ”But year after year I continued to be impressed with Carlyle’s value creation model and its efforts to globalize the firm. However, at this point in my life, I have a number of goals and interests yet to fulfill, requiring me to step back at Carlyle.” In a statement, Daniel A. D’Aniello, a Carlyle co-founder, praised Mr. Gerstner for helping to institutionalize the private equity giant. During Mr. Gerstner’s tenure, Carlyle expanded globally,
