With record $3.5 billion in revenue in just the first half of 2012, Christie’s chairman of postwar and contemporary development, Amy Cappellazo, has developed new ways of business origination. “When I think about auctions, I think about the democracy of the marketplace and how great that is. Whoever has the most money will win,” says Cappellazo.
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