Financial Advisory Firm Establishes Office in Fort Lauderdale

Citing its need to continue expanding its business outside of New York’s financial district and wanting to capitalize on Fort Lauderdale’s progressing business environment, PJ SOLOMON has chosen the city’s downtown corridor for its next satellite office.

“Establishing a base in Fort Lauderdale helps us keep pace with our rapid growth,” says Marc S. Cooper, CEO of PJ SOLOMON, a leading financial advisory firm based in Manhattan, New York. “Our new office gives us easy access to clients in the southeast. Fort Lauderdale also provides an excellent business climate and highly-qualified, diverse workforce.”

The Fort Lauderdale office in Carr Workplaces at the Bank of America Building, 401 E. Las Olas Blvd., will house bankers and support staff from the firm. The company advises its clients on various financial services, including acquisitions, divestitures, mergers, recapitalizations and restructuring across numerous industries.

“The financial services industry has a second home in Greater Fort Lauderdale. PJ SOLOMON’s expansion to the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale reinforces our reputation as a business-friendly location of choice for the financial services industry,” says Bob Swindell, president and CEO of the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance, which is Broward County’s official public and private partnership of economic development.

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