Frederick Slamin, who came to Morris-Anderson & Associates in 1987, specializes in financial analysis as the basis for development of profit planning, cash management and cost-control programs. He has diversified experience with medium-sized companies.

With Morris-Anderson & Associates, Mr. Slamin has completed consulting engagements and interim-management assignments. Consulting engagements include preparing and implementing turnaround plans in garment, foundry, construction, electronics, metal fabrication, commercial printing and polystyrene foam-products industries. He has served as interim CEO for garment and paper manufacturers, a meat packer and a mail-order business. He has provided litigation support and expert testimony in several bankruptcy-related matters, and has presided over two bankruptcy liquidations.

Previously, Mr. Slamin was President of JRR Construction Company, specializing in government contracting. At the same time, he served as CFO of a larger affiliated contractor. Mr. Slamin’s efforts emphasized cost estimating, cost monitoring and cash management.

From 1973 through 1984, Mr. Slamin was Vice President and CFO of Southbend Escan Corporation, a major manufacturer of food-service equipment. In a highly leveraged environment, he successfully negotiated borrowing agreements to support relocation of its manufacturing to the Sunbelt and the financing of a Canadian acquisition. During this period, he implemented and managed a successful budget and profit-planning system.

Mr. Slamin, a CPA, was an Audit Manager with Price Waterhouse and Co. prior to 1973. He is a 1963 graduate of the University of Notre Dame.

Please contact Fred Slamin at FSlamin@morris-anderson.com