Richard C. Singer started his initial career with Merrill Lynch in 1977, working his way up to Senior Vice President and a member of that Firm's prestigious Chairman's Club to which he was elected in 1985 and continued through 1987.
At Merrill Lynch he introduced and arranged for a variety of financings, including a $25 million Industrial Revenue Bond for a corporate park in suburban Philadelphia.
In 1987, he joined Prudential Securities where he traded both Equities and Commodities where he subsequently became part of that Firm's Corporate Executive Services Department .
One of his key responsibilities and specializations was in lending on Restricted Securities for Corporate Executives - helping them to diversify their personal portfolios.
At Prudential, he managed over $125 million in assets. In 1995, he joined Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette - DLJ (now part of Credit Suisse) where he was a Vice President, managing client assets.
In 1996, he left DLJ to form his own consulting firm, J.P Richards, Inc., which he later renamed JPR Consultants, Inc. in 2007.
As President of JPR Consultants, Inc. Richard has designed, edited and implemented business plans that resulted in raising capital for both existing and start-up companies ranging from $1-25 million. As Director of Investor Relations for an OTC Bulletin Board company,
Mr. Singer presided over a multi-media stock awareness campaign for a Satellite Connectivity Company that saw its market cap increase from $4 million to over $400 million. (1997-2001)
He has continued to advise both private and public companies in raising both capital and stock awareness campaigns for the past 10 years with numerous successes in such industries as Energy, Bio-Tech, Entertainment, Mortgage Origination and Homeland Security.
Most recently, Mr. Singer has arranged debt financing for up to $3 million for bank turned down companies in commercial/residential roofing, HVAC, start-up food services - focusing on loans for credit impaired clients.
Mr. Singer is a graduate of the George Washington University, Washington, D.C., where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Political Science.
Associates
Paul Albert, CEO of Paul Albert, Inc. is a seasoned financial executive spanning a career of over 35 years on Wall Street, both on the floor of the NYSE and the ASE. During that time he also worked for Kaufmann Alsberg, Lehman Bros., Helfer Boughton Securities, Dean Witter and BG Capital where he was a principal broker.
As an expert on equity trading, debt financing and commercial loans, Mr. Albert worked and traded with the arbitrage department of Shearson, and was also a senior partner and head trader for Dillon Securities Corp.
While there he ran one of the first pilot programs for the NASD in creating the NASDAQ trading system along with Merrill Lynch and
Herzog Heine Securities.
The Senate Finance Committee and the SEC in Washington DC. both requested that Mr. Albert share his insight and trading acumen with them because Mr. Albert was also instrumental in developing and implementing the first direct access trading systems with the use of the"Electronic Trading Networks" (ETN's).
Today, these programs are still being used extensively by all major stock exchanges around the world for third market (off the floor) transactions.
He has also worked with Handtrade.com as their National Sales Manager, developing a wireless direct access trading network with the help of the NASD and the SEC..
Paul Albert is a graduate of the University of Maine, where he earned his degree and continued graduate work at The New School in New York City.
Source: http://www.richardcsinger.com/
Mr. Morentin is primarily responsible for investment banking activities, which includes mergers and acquisitions, private placements, senior debt financings, and Latin American ventures. Mr. Morentin has spent his entire business career in the investment banking, merchant banking and commercial banking fields. Mr.Morentin has structured and obtained financing on leveraged buy-out transactions such as: (aggregately over $1B)
Hammermill Paper Company ($500 million);
Lorimar Telepictures Corp. ($300 million);
Cluett-Peabody, Inc. ($165 million);
Pandick Press Company ($150 million);
Princeville Development Corp. ($70 million);
Northwest Airlines ($50 million);
Carlos Murphys Restaurants, Inc. ($18 million);
American Restaurants Group ($255 million);
The Wright Companies, Inc.($15 million);
California Sports, Inc../Dr. Jerry H. Buss ($40 million).
Additionally, Mr.Morentin has arranged initial senior debt capital for The Bho-Ngam Resort Co.,Bangkok, Thailand ($50 million), and McNall Entertainment, Inc., film production financing ($40million).
Prior to founding Pantheon, Mr.Morentin has served as Managing Director of The Kensington Group, a Los Angeles-based investment banking firm; a Vice President of Manufacturers Bank (1992- 1994); Senior Vice President at Trafalgar Holdings, Ltd., a Los Angeles-based merchant bank specializing in mergers and acquisitions and off-shore project finance (1987-1989); Partner at Trafalgar Partners (1997-1989); Corporate and Institutional Services Emerging Growth Group, Merrill Lynch (1985-1986); and with The Bank of America in Corporate Banking (1981- 1983).
Interesting that Rene was at Merrill Lynch at the same time in the mid-80's as Mr. Singer. Mr. Albert, partner and associate to Mr. Singer, also has quite the resume. And with Toron as one of the clients, Mr. Albert's background on Wall Street, on the trading floor, with electronic trading, and with the SEC, etc. could come in very handy!
Singer/Merrill:
Richard C. Singer started his initial career with Merrill Lynch in 1977, working his way up to Senior Vice President and a member of that Firm's prestigious Chairman's Club to which he was elected in 1985 and continued through 1987.
Albert/Merrill:
While there he ran one of the first pilot programs for the NASD in creating the NASDAQ trading system along with Merrill Lynch and
Herzog Heine Securities.
Morentin/Merrill:
Corporate and Institutional Services Emerging Growth Group, Merrill Lynch (1985-1986)
At Merrill Lynch he introduced and arranged for a variety of financings, including a $25 million Industrial Revenue Bond for a corporate park in suburban Philadelphia.
In 1987, he joined Prudential Securities where he traded both Equities and Commodities where he subsequently became part of that Firm's Corporate Executive Services Department .
One of his key responsibilities and specializations was in lending on Restricted Securities for Corporate Executives - helping them to diversify their personal portfolios.
At Prudential, he managed over $125 million in assets. In 1995, he joined Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette - DLJ (now part of Credit Suisse) where he was a Vice President, managing client assets.
In 1996, he left DLJ to form his own consulting firm, J.P Richards, Inc., which he later renamed JPR Consultants, Inc. in 2007.
As President of JPR Consultants, Inc. Richard has designed, edited and implemented business plans that resulted in raising capital for both existing and start-up companies ranging from $1-25 million. As Director of Investor Relations for an OTC Bulletin Board company,
Mr. Singer presided over a multi-media stock awareness campaign for a Satellite Connectivity Company that saw its market cap increase from $4 million to over $400 million. (1997-2001)
He has continued to advise both private and public companies in raising both capital and stock awareness campaigns for the past 10 years with numerous successes in such industries as Energy, Bio-Tech, Entertainment, Mortgage Origination and Homeland Security.
Most recently, Mr. Singer has arranged debt financing for up to $3 million for bank turned down companies in commercial/residential roofing, HVAC, start-up food services - focusing on loans for credit impaired clients.
Mr. Singer is a graduate of the George Washington University, Washington, D.C., where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Political Science.
Associates
Paul Albert, CEO of Paul Albert, Inc. is a seasoned financial executive spanning a career of over 35 years on Wall Street, both on the floor of the NYSE and the ASE. During that time he also worked for Kaufmann Alsberg, Lehman Bros., Helfer Boughton Securities, Dean Witter and BG Capital where he was a principal broker.
As an expert on equity trading, debt financing and commercial loans, Mr. Albert worked and traded with the arbitrage department of Shearson, and was also a senior partner and head trader for Dillon Securities Corp.
While there he ran one of the first pilot programs for the NASD in creating the NASDAQ trading system along with Merrill Lynch and
Herzog Heine Securities.
The Senate Finance Committee and the SEC in Washington DC. both requested that Mr. Albert share his insight and trading acumen with them because Mr. Albert was also instrumental in developing and implementing the first direct access trading systems with the use of the"Electronic Trading Networks" (ETN's).
Today, these programs are still being used extensively by all major stock exchanges around the world for third market (off the floor) transactions.
He has also worked with Handtrade.com as their National Sales Manager, developing a wireless direct access trading network with the help of the NASD and the SEC..
Paul Albert is a graduate of the University of Maine, where he earned his degree and continued graduate work at The New School in New York City.
Source: http://www.richardcsinger.com/
Mr. Morentin is primarily responsible for investment banking activities, which includes mergers and acquisitions, private placements, senior debt financings, and Latin American ventures. Mr. Morentin has spent his entire business career in the investment banking, merchant banking and commercial banking fields. Mr.Morentin has structured and obtained financing on leveraged buy-out transactions such as: (aggregately over $1B)
Hammermill Paper Company ($500 million);
Lorimar Telepictures Corp. ($300 million);
Cluett-Peabody, Inc. ($165 million);
Pandick Press Company ($150 million);
Princeville Development Corp. ($70 million);
Northwest Airlines ($50 million);
Carlos Murphys Restaurants, Inc. ($18 million);
American Restaurants Group ($255 million);
The Wright Companies, Inc.($15 million);
California Sports, Inc../Dr. Jerry H. Buss ($40 million).
Additionally, Mr.Morentin has arranged initial senior debt capital for The Bho-Ngam Resort Co.,Bangkok, Thailand ($50 million), and McNall Entertainment, Inc., film production financing ($40million).
Prior to founding Pantheon, Mr.Morentin has served as Managing Director of The Kensington Group, a Los Angeles-based investment banking firm; a Vice President of Manufacturers Bank (1992- 1994); Senior Vice President at Trafalgar Holdings, Ltd., a Los Angeles-based merchant bank specializing in mergers and acquisitions and off-shore project finance (1987-1989); Partner at Trafalgar Partners (1997-1989); Corporate and Institutional Services Emerging Growth Group, Merrill Lynch (1985-1986); and with The Bank of America in Corporate Banking (1981- 1983).
Interesting that Rene was at Merrill Lynch at the same time in the mid-80's as Mr. Singer. Mr. Albert, partner and associate to Mr. Singer, also has quite the resume. And with Toron as one of the clients, Mr. Albert's background on Wall Street, on the trading floor, with electronic trading, and with the SEC, etc. could come in very handy!
Singer/Merrill:
Richard C. Singer started his initial career with Merrill Lynch in 1977, working his way up to Senior Vice President and a member of that Firm's prestigious Chairman's Club to which he was elected in 1985 and continued through 1987.
Albert/Merrill:
While there he ran one of the first pilot programs for the NASD in creating the NASDAQ trading system along with Merrill Lynch and
Herzog Heine Securities.
Morentin/Merrill:
Corporate and Institutional Services Emerging Growth Group, Merrill Lynch (1985-1986)
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