GRYPHON: A mythical animal typically having the head, forepart, and wings of an eagle and the body, hind legs, and tail of a lion.
In mythology, the Gryphon would find gold in the mountains and make their nests of it, sometimes at the entrance to caves filled with valuables.
The Gryphon also had an instinct to know how to locate buried treasure and once found, they would apply themselves to guarding, keeping plunderers at a distance. This made these creatures very tempting for hunters and thieves, so Gryphon's were forced to keep vigilant guard.
Today's Gryphon's can be found in boardrooms or bank buildings and are likely to be meeting with senior corporate officers. The setting is different, but the goal is the same; keep diligent guard and protect the value of the assets within their control.
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When the circumstances require strong and knowledgeable leadership to minimize losses and maximize their recovery, businesses, legal professionals and Courts rely on Gryphon Asset Management to implement the appropriate preservation, management and disposition strategies in an efficient and cost effective manner as Receiver, consultant or advisor.
Gryphon relies on its broad industry experiences in a number of asset classes including real estate, retail, construction, transportation, agriculture, hotel/motel, grocery, transportation and technology to name a few. Over the past 14 years, Gryphon professionals have been involved in operational and recovery aspects of asset categories in all major downturned verticals.
We act as Receiver throughout the State of Ohio and consult to other Receivers and Trustees in liquidating and interim engagements outside of the State. Additionally, Gryphon staff works with real estate brokers and auction firms throughout the United States advising them as to appropriate liquidation methodologies in Court Supervised transactions.
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