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| − | Mr Serotkin founded Minuteman Ventures LLC in 2002, an investment bank that provides mergers and acquisitions advisory services to support corporate and private equity buyers and sellers that operate in the government sector - including homeland security, defence, emergency response, logistics, intelligence and civilian agencies <ref> “[[http://www.linkedin.com/pub/paul-serotkin/9/364/182/]]”, accessed | + | Mr Serotkin founded Minuteman Ventures LLC in 2002, an investment bank that provides mergers and acquisitions advisory services to support corporate and private equity buyers and sellers that operate in the government sector - including homeland security, defence, emergency response, logistics, intelligence and civilian agencies <ref> “[[http://www.linkedin.com/pub/paul-serotkin/9/364/182/]]”, accessed 03/11/2010</ref> . In 2008 Minuteman was merged into Venture Management, where he still works as a Senior Advisor. The two companies formed a boutique investment bank which provides M&A advisory services to technology based businesses, particularly for professional services firms in the aerospace, defence, intelligence and homeland security sectors <ref> “[[ http://www.venturemanagement.com/]]”, accessed 08/11/2010</ref>. He is a former Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, and Director of Corporate Planning for UFA, a software engineering firm which supplies simulators to civil aviation, military, and university customers all over the world <ref> “[[ http://www.ufainc.com/]]”, accessed 08/11/2010</ref>. Paul has also managed corporate development for Pacer Infotec, a defence company providing engineering services and producing flight simulators and helicopter navigation systems. Pacer Infotec merged with Intermetrics forming AverStar <ref> “[[http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0CGN/is_n3361/ai_20354579/?tag=content;col1]]”, accessed 04/11/2010</ref> where Paul worked as the Director of Corporate Development. Averstar is a software engineering company providing services to for example NASA and the US Department of Defence. In 2000 the company was acquired by [[Titan Corporation]]. |
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Paul currently is the Executive Vice President, Operations and Finance, for Glevum Associates, and he also serves as Senior Adviser to Venture Management.
Background
Mr Serotkin founded Minuteman Ventures LLC in 2002, an investment bank that provides mergers and acquisitions advisory services to support corporate and private equity buyers and sellers that operate in the government sector - including homeland security, defence, emergency response, logistics, intelligence and civilian agencies [1] . In 2008 Minuteman was merged into Venture Management, where he still works as a Senior Advisor. The two companies formed a boutique investment bank which provides M&A advisory services to technology based businesses, particularly for professional services firms in the aerospace, defence, intelligence and homeland security sectors [2]. He is a former Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, and Director of Corporate Planning for UFA, a software engineering firm which supplies simulators to civil aviation, military, and university customers all over the world [3]. Paul has also managed corporate development for Pacer Infotec, a defence company providing engineering services and producing flight simulators and helicopter navigation systems. Pacer Infotec merged with Intermetrics forming AverStar [4] where Paul worked as the Director of Corporate Development. Averstar is a software engineering company providing services to for example NASA and the US Department of Defence. In 2000 the company was acquired by Titan Corporation.
Notes
- ↑ “[[1]]”, accessed 03/11/2010
- ↑ “[[ http://www.venturemanagement.com/]]”, accessed 08/11/2010
- ↑ “[[ http://www.ufainc.com/]]”, accessed 08/11/2010
- ↑ “[[2]]”, accessed 04/11/2010
