Todd Latouf Comes to the Rescue of Businesses in Distress
Todd Latouf has parlayed his experience in the manufacturing industry to turn companies around and make them profitable

STERLING HEIGHTS, MI, August 11, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Todd Latouf, Operating Partner of Kamylon Capital, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in capital investment.

With 21 years of management and leadership experience, Mr. Latouf has contributed immeasurably to the improved performance and profitability of various automotive parts, plastic, metal and tool manufacturing companies. He shares his expertise through Kamylon Capital, an investment company that provides capital funds for businesses in distress or that require capital for growth. Noted especially for his knowledge of program management, Mr. Latouf facilitates the purchase, rehabilitation and sale of distressed manufacturing companies by handling their portfolios, reviewing investments, conducting due diligence and managing transactions related to mergers and acquisitions.

Having worked in the manufacturing industry himself, Mr. Latouf avers that his background has enabled him to run a manufacturing company efficiently regardless of what it produces. As a result, he is yet to encounter a product-related organization that he couldn't fix and make profitable. He most recently sold Forgitron Technologies LLC, a producer of heavy duty light durable wheels made of forged aluminum for personal cars, tractor trailers and military-grade ground vehicles to Accuride Corporation, and is on the lookout for the next challenge.

Prior to joining Kamylon, Mr. Latouf served as president and chief restructuring officer of Hallmark Technologies, a Canada-based automotive manufacturer of precision tooling and plastic parts. Before Hallmark, he was employed as general manager of North American Modular Operations and as well did an Ex-Pat Assignment as a European General Manager for Magna International, a leading global supplier of technologically advanced automotive systems. Mr. Latouf was also a key player in the growth of Magna Closures, a Magna International company that supplies door power closures, window and latching systems, handle assemblies and drive controls to the global automotive industry. In addition, Mr. Latouf held several senior leadership positions at Magna International including director of program management. Early in his career, Mr. Latouf enjoyed success as a plant manager at Gecamex Corporation.

Mr. Latouf excels at negotiating complex, multi-million dollar agreements and delivering customer satisfaction initiatives to improve retention. His multi-cultural management and etiquette skills have provided the base for his successful dealings with diverse workforces and customer bases worldwide. In fact, over his career, he has been responsible for producing more than $9.5 billion in gross revenue that dropped an estimated $1.2 billion to the bottom line for the firms with which he has been associated, while leading initiatives that have saved nearly $800 million in operating costs.

Mr. Latouf is pursuing an MBA at Aspen University. He earned a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering in 2003 from Kennedy-Western University, a diploma in chemical engineering technology in 1992 from St. Clair College of Windsor in Ontario, Canada, and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Windsor in Ontario, Canada. His professional development includes training in general management, negotiation, Green Belt certification, and Lean Initiatives. Mr. Latouf is an active member of the Society of Automotive Engineers and Chief Executive Forum of Michigan. He looks forward to completing his MBA and building a larger portfolio for Kamylon Capital LLC.

For more information about Kamylon Capital, visit http://www.kamylon.com.

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