Stanton Green

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Mr. Stanton Green serves as a Member of the Investment Committee at Tribeca Early Stage Partners. He served as Board Member at Intelage. An operational executive who has led 5 rounds of capital, participated in three PE/Investment portfolio companies, successfully sold two PE-backed companies, and oversaw the spin-out of a global organization with multiple entities (including a broker-dealer, IA, Chinese Representative Office, and a German GmbH) and helped successfully retool the equity business of a top 35 broker-dealer. He is currently an Executive in Residence for Warburg Pincus, working with their FinTech portfolio and focused on deal flow and diligence with that team. He is also a Venture Advisor to Blumberg Capital, a west coast FinTech venture firm with offices in San Francisco, New York, and Tel Aviv. He helps executives in portfolio companies with operational topics and is also actively engaged with their deal flow. He was a Senior Managing Director and Co-Head of Equities at Guggenheim Securities, LLC for two years during which he helped transition the business into a leader in Healthcare and Tech capital markets. He joined Guggenheim from OTR Global where he served as President and CEO, shaping OTR into a premier research firm. OTR is a global financial services and data firm with offices in New York, Westchester, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, London, and Shanghai and employees in 18 countries around the world. Prior to OTR, he was a founding partner, president, and CEO of Vista Research, a FinTech firm focused on content delivered to Money Managers, Hedge Funds, and Private Equity firms. He oversaw a successful sale to Standard & Poor's (a McGraw Hill Company) in 2005. Prior to that, he was a Managing Director of Epoch Partners, a FinTech-focused investment bank formed in 1999 as the investment bank for Schwab, Ameritrade, and TD Waterhouse; the firm was funded by Kleiner Perkins, Benchmark, and Trident. He was part of the deal team that successfully sold the firm to Goldman Sachs in 2001. He began his career at Merrill Lynch in the equity derivatives business where he helped build the structured note business and single-stock hedging business. He also spent four years in Morgan Stanley's institutional derivatives group. He holds BA from Dartmouth College.