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TOM COPELAND was previously a partner and co-leader of the corporate finance practice at McKinsey &amp; Company, Inc., and a professor of finance at UCLA&#146;s Anderson School of Management.<BR> TIM KOLLER is a partner at McKinsey &amp; Company, Inc., and co-leader of its corporate finance and strategy practice. He specializes in restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate strategy.<BR> JACK MURRIN was previously a partner and co-leader of the corporate finance practice at McKinsey &amp; Company, Inc. He has subsequently held senior executive positions at leading financial institutions.