DCAC announces new people coming on board and all hell breaks loose.
Harry J. Orfanos:
Co-founded Magellan Global Fund, a multimillion dollar global hedge fund investing in BRIC private companies and taking them public. Prior to MGF, he served as Vice President of Capital Markets with Cornell Capital Partners, a $1 billion New Jersey-based PIPE fund which focused on investing in micro-cap publicly listed companies. Prior to working at Cornell, he worked at Sepulveda & Smith Securities as the Director of Private Placements. At Sepulveda & Smith, my responsibilities included originating, structuring and brokering private transactions. Prior to Sepulveda, he was a Vice President of Corporate Finance with Zanett Securities, a $250 million New York-based PIPE fund which focused on investing in small to mid-cap public companies. Prior to Zanett Securities, he was an Institutional Equity Sales Trader with Santander Investment Securities in New York. He received his B.S. in Finance from New York University.
Bruce Blechman:
Is a nationally recognized speaker and is considered to be one of the country's top experts on the subject of entrepreneurial finance. He is the author of The Secret to Getting Money in Northern California and co-author of the best-selling book. Guerrilla Financing, published by Houghton Mifflin in a number of languages and used in college courses nationwide. He has been a national columnist, author of the monthly column, "Creative Financing" in Entrepreneur Magazine and host of the New Venture Money Show' on the Business Radio Network, as well as a guest on numerous radio and TV programs. Articles about him have appeared in USA Today, The Los Angeles Times and other national publications. He graduated in the top quarter of his class at the Wharton School of Business at The University of Pennsylvania and has taught courses on Entrepreneurial Finance as an Adjunct Professor, was a mentor in the Wharton Business Plan Program.
How fitting that someone who worked for Cornell Capital Partners teams up with someone who wrote Guerrilla Financing to take over a $.0001 shell
You can lead a horse to water. But you can't make him get down on one knee and do an Al Jolson impression!
