Jackson Leung is a 20-year industry veteran with wide-ranging experience in valuing, liquidating and auctioning industrial, commercial and retail assets. He is recognized as an Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA) by the American Society of Appraisers and is fluent in Cantonese.

Jackson brings broad personal experience and comprehensive industry education to his work in Machinery & Equipment appraisals, Inventory appraisals, Liquidations, and Receivership & Bankruptcy Sales.

Jackson is based in our Toronto offices, and can be reached at jleung@centuryservices.com or 416-862-8100 x2280.

Mr. Calvin was most recently a Managing Director with National Bank Financial, having served in derivative market structuring, sales & trading, as well as in investment banking.  He has a wealth of leadership experience in public and private entities; as President  & CEO and a Director of World Point Terminals, a TSE-listed operator of petroleum storage infrastructure worldwide, as well as executive management at privately held corporations and partnerships.  Bruce started his working career with Bear, Stearns & Company in Los Angeles and Houston.

Bruce is a member of the Board of Directors of the Werklund Foundation, and is involved in a variety of community charities.  He is a graduate of Pepperdine University with a degree in Economics, and currently sits on the Board of the Graziadio School of Business at Pepperdine University.  He and his wife Nancy reside in Calgary, and have one son.

Bruce can be reached in Century’s Calgary offices 403-303-2583 or bcalvin@centuryservices.com. ]]> http://www.centuryservices.com/2011/09/15/century-services-is-pleased-to-welcome-bruce-calvin/feed/ 0 http://www.centuryservices.com/2011/08/22/century-services-is-pleased-to-welcome-two-of-canadas-leading-liquidation-auction-and-appraisal-executives-jamie-dunbar-and-ray-brown/ http://www.centuryservices.com/2011/08/22/century-services-is-pleased-to-welcome-two-of-canadas-leading-liquidation-auction-and-appraisal-executives-jamie-dunbar-and-ray-brown/#comments Mon, 22 Aug 2011 16:17:27 +0000 admin http://www.centuryservices.com/2011/08/22/century-services-is-pleased-to-welcome-two-of-canadas-leading-liquidation-auction-and-appraisal-executives-jamie-dunbar-and-ray-brown/ Jamie Dunbar joins Century as Vice President – Liquidations. He brings more than 25 year’s hands-on leadership experience, successfully directing some of the largest liquidations in Canada, including Remington Tire, Regal Greetings & Gifts and Cassidy’s. Jamie has dealt with sales covering more than $2.5 billion in collateral in all inventory classifications, as well as more than 300 auction sales. His broad knowledge base will inform Century’s appraisal work in our offices located across the country.

Ray Brown has established himself as one of Canada’s leading auctioneers, having consistently driven bottom-line results in hundreds of auctions across Canada and the United States over the past 20 years. Ray is an accredited machinery & equipment appraiser, with extensive first-hand experience in a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, transportation, telecommunications and aerospace. His work is relied upon by major North American financial institutions, asset-based lenders, accounting and legal professionals.

Jamie and Ray bring with them their team of seasoned liquidation and auction staff, who Century is also pleased to welcome on board. Jamie & Ray will be based on our Toronto offices, and can be reached at 416-862-8100, or jdunbar@centuryservices.com and rbrown@centuryservices.com respectively.

For over 25 years, Century has been Canada’s trusted advisor in asset valuations, and the addition of Jamie, Ray and their team underscores our long-standing commitment to exceeding our client’s expectations.

$4,000,000

Description:

Factoring facility to wood furniture manufacturer which supplies to major Canadian retailers. Purchase of distressed bank debt.

$5,600,000

Description:

Providing factoring facility to a federal government jet fuel supplier.

Security:

Accounts receivables.

$25,000,000

Description:

Purchase of bank debt and security. Converted to operating and factoring facility to Canadian parent to fund North American operations.

Security:

Oilfield service equipment, real estate and Canadian & US accounts receivable.

$14,000,000

Description:

Purchase of bank debt and security within CCAA proceedings.

Security:

Equipment, bill13 rights, inventory, real estate and accounts receivable.

$1,200,000

Description:

Factoring facility to fund ongoing operations.

Security:

Receivables, equipment and inventory.

Repayment:

Collection of receivables over 12 months and final balloon payment.