Sonenshine Partners
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| Type | Limited Liability Company |
| Founded | 2000 |
| Headquarters |  New York, United States of America |
| Key people | Marshall Sonenshine, Managing Partner Carlo Bronzini Vender, Partner Stuart Ray, Partner |
| Industry | Corporate Finance |
| Products | Investment Banking |
| Employees | Approximately 25 |
| Website | SonenshinePartners.com |
Sonenshine Partners, is a boutique investment banking firm based in New York City that offers integrated strategic and financial advisory services. The firm was founded in 2000 and is led by Marshall Sonenshine, Carlo Bronzini Vender, and Stuart Ray, who were senior members of the Wolfensohn team that saw that firm through its merger into Bankers Trust, that bank’s subsequent acquisition of Alex. Brown & Sons, and its ultimate merger into Deutsche Bank.
Sonenshine Partners has completed billions of dollars in global mergers and acquisitions, financing and restructuring deals to date in a broad range of industries, including technology, retail and consumer, media and communications, business services and software, health care, manufacturing, and financial services. Sonenshine Partners has advised such clients as 1-800 CONTACTS, Beverages and More, Borders Group, Sonus Faber, Atrica, Riverstone, NewSouth, Hewitt Associates, ProQuest, i2 Technologies, ABAQUS, Strutural Dynamics Research Corporation, Hamilton Fixture, Manufacturing Services Limited and Opera.
Sonenshine Partners' board of advisers includes: Harry Durity, Chairman of National Medical Health Card Systems and former Corporate Vice President, Worldwide Business Development for Automatic Data Processing Inc.; Kay Koplovitz, former CEO of USA Networks; Arthur B. Laffer, leading economist and former Economic Advisor to U.S. President Ronald Reagan; Rafael Pastor, CEO of Vistage International – a global corporate membership organization backed by Thomson Corporation – and former Executive Vice President of News Corporation; and Alok Singh, a managing director at private equity firm New Mountain Capital.
