Sound Choices
Steinway's GC fine-tunes his role as both general counsel and CFO.
June 30, 2006 at 08:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
Dennis Hanson admits he might be a little crazy to have taken the job of both CFO and GC of Steinway Musical Instruments Inc., the Massachusetts-based makers of what many consider the world's finest pianos. But he be- lieves his craziness is good for his client.
“When you are negotiating business deals, it's a tremendous advan-
tage,” Hanson says. “I either actually know what's going on or can bluff my way through it.”
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