Lisa Price has joined Alvarez & Marsal as managing director in Atlanta in its Restructuring & Turnaround practice.
Price will leverage her wealth of global restructuring and leadership experience to strengthen the firm’s turnaround and restructuring service offerings.
For more than two decades, Price has led and executed business development initiatives across the globe, specializing in mergers and acquisitions across the industrial, energy, and oil and gas industries. She also has deep experience and expertise in strategy and business operations.
“Lisa has a track record of demonstrated success in spearheading transformational business growth in the U.S. and abroad,” said Jeff Stegenga, managing director and leader of A&M’s North American Restructuring practice. “The experience and skillset she brings to us as a seasoned leader will be instrumental in expanding and strengthening our restructuring and turnaround service capabilities.”
Prior to joining A&M, Price worked at General Electric, where she held several leadership roles in the U.S. and China. Most recently, as general manager of business development, she was responsible for driving global business development activities across a portfolio of businesses, including the Power Conversion, Grid, Industrial Solutions, Automation & Controls Steam, Nuclear and Gas franchises. She was instrumental in closing many dispositions and acquisitions while at GE, including recent transactions valued well over $3 billion.
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Price began her career at Freeport-McMoran, where she served in several operating roles in power plant, maintenance and environmental management. She then joined Goldman Sachs in the Mergers & Acquisitions group and later the Natural Resources Group, advancing to vice president before joining Deutsche Bank Securities as director in the Mergers & Acquisitions Group focused on energy, utilities and chemicals.
In her nearly 10 years in investment banking, Price executed acquisitions, divestitures, debt, equity and restructuring transactions for clients across industries, with an increasing focus on the energy sector over time.
