CLOs on the Move

Live Ventures

www.live-ventures.com

 
Live Ventures Incorporated is a publicly traded company on the NASDAQ Capital Market. Formerly known as LiveDeal, Inc., our company was originally incorporated in 1968 as Nuclear Corporation of New Mexico. In late 2011, our CEO and activist investor Jon Isaac rescued LiveDeal from near bankruptcy, days before NASDAQ was due to delist it. We immediately brought in an aggressive new management team—with Isaac at the head—and a life-saving healthy flush of new capital. Together, our team began to rebuild LiveDeal into a highly successful competitor against mobile marketing heavyweights like Groupon and Living Social. But that success was only ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Michael Stein
Senior Vice President and General Counsel Profile

Similar Companies

Prestige Home Mortgage

Prestige Home Mortgage LLC is a Owings Mills, MD-based company in the Financial Services sector.

Jacksboro National Bank

Jacksboro National Bank is one of the leading providers in Financial Services. It is based in Monterey, CA. To find more information about Jacksboro National Bank, please visit www.mybanktexas.com

Flat Rock Global

Flat Rock Global is an alternative credit manager investing in areas of the credit markets we believe are less efficient with the dual objective of preservation of capital and generation of current income. Flat Rock funds are available exclusively to R...

Purchasing Power

Purchasing Power, LLC, is an Atlanta-based voluntary benefit company celebrating 20 years as the leading employee purchase program for consumer products and services through payroll deduction. Helping employees achieve financial flexibility, Purchasing Power is available to millions of people through large companies including Fortune 500s, associations and government agencies. Purchasing Power is a Flexpoint Ford, LLC company.

Next Financial Group Inc

Next Financial Group Inc is a Houston, TX-based company in the Financial Services sector.