An unshaven Ralph Bekkevold left his family and the damaged Greenberg Traurig offices after Hurricane Wilma to close a deal for a client that ended up being Nakash Holdings. Since then, Bekkevold says the Nakashes have treated him like family.
March 10, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Dealmaker: Ralph Bekkevold
The Deal: The Greenberg Traurig shareholder represented Nakash Holdings, a closely held investment firm controlled by the founders of the designer jeans company Jordache Enterprises, as it teamed with financier Alex von Furstenberg in the $86.1 million purchase of the five-star luxury hotel The Setai Miami Beach. The sale closed Feb. 27.
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