MCM Re-Hires Nixon As President To Focus On 'Growth Opportunities'
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McCarthy, Crisanti & Maffei (MCM) has re-hired David Nixon as its president and chief operating officer to replace Lindley Richert, who has now left the New York-based company. Nixon, who joined last week, spent the past four years as executive vice president at Fitch Investors Service (a rating agency).
"The company sees some tremendous growth opportunities, as do I," says Nixon. "The reason for the change was really to enable us to do those things that we think are going to be good for the
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