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Joe McGuire
Principal
Joe McGuire is a seasoned executive with decades of business experience. He served as CFO and CEO for public and private companies ranging in size from $9 million to $800 million in revenue. As a CFO for both public and private companies, he has guided his organization through an IPO and follow-on offerings and completed more that 15 acquisitions. As CEO, he was responsible for restructuring the company. All of this was accomplished while practicing value-centered leadership, and building high-performance teams. He has served Board of Directors and independent owners with integrity and achievement.

You can contact Joe directly at jmcguire@mcguirecapital.org 







Professional Experience


President and Chief Executive Officer, Tweeter Home Entertainment Group, Inc.  Tenure from July 2005 through July 2007. Charged with restructuring the company. Tweeter had suffered several years of declining sales and operating losses. Closed more than one-third of the stores, exited unprofitable regions and cut corporate overhead by 50%. To manage the lease liability, continued the reorganization in Chapter 11. Completed a going concern sale to a private equity fund, Schulze Asset Management. The restructured company had 102 stores in 17 states, and revenue of $500 million with positive cash flow.


Interim CEO, Tweeter Home Entertainment Group, Inc. Tenure
from April 2005 through July 2005. Requested by Tweeter’s Board of Directors to act as interim CEO upon the resignation of the existing CEO.


Senior Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer, Tweeter Home Entertainment Group, Inc.
 Tenure from October, 2001. Direct reports include VP of Finance, VP of Human Resources, VP of Operations and the CIO.  


Chief Financial Officer and Chief Information Officer, Tweeter Home Entertainment Group, Inc.
Tenure from May, 1996. Responsible for all accounting and administrative functions, external reporting, information systems and investor relations. Responsible for raising capital to fund the growth plan. Tweeter was a $60 million regional retailer in May of 1996, and grew to $800 million in revenue in 23 states. Between 1999 and 2004, Tweeter led its industry in operating income as a percentage of sales.