Executive Summary
Dan Mahoney has over 25 years experience in private equity,
banking, investment banking, accounting, oil and gas investing,
and corporate management. During his career Mr. Mahoney was
first employed by KPMG for nine years, first in the audit
department then progressing up to a senior manager in their
mergers and
acquisitions department. He has also worked for several years
in banking industry, both with National Westminster Bank
and First Interstate Bank, as a vice president in each of
their leveraged finance departments. He also worked for Houlihan
Lokey
Howard & Zukin as a vice president in the corporate finance
and valuation department and as Chief Financial Officer for
Buzzeo Inc, an early stage software development company.
During his career, Mr. Mahoney has participated in over 100
transactions
as advisor, financer, or principal.
Professional Experience Summary
In 1999, Mr. Mahoney sponsored the buyout of Auto Safety House,
the largest school bus distributor in the state of Arizona.
Working with Rocky Mountain Capital Partners, a private equity
group he selected, Mr. Mahoney assisted in the due diligence,
helped locate and negotiate the bank financing and assisted
in the negotiations with the seller and in legal matters.
After acquiring the company, he served as Chief Financial Officer,
transitioning the company from family ownership to private
equity
ownership. Throughout the ownership period, he sat on the
company’s
Board of Directors and oversaw finance, accounting and banking
matters until the company was sold in 2007 after nearly doubling
the size of the company.
In 2002, Mr. Mahoney formed and managed Maverick Energy,
LLC which managed several oil and gas limited partnerships
that invested in a variety of projects with SandRidge Energy,
Inc.
(formerly Riata Energy, Inc.), a vertically integrated natural
gas company headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mr.
Mahoney and his partners invested $15 million in several
natural gas
well, pipeline and processing plant projects located in both
the Permian Basin in Texas and the Piceance Basin in Colorado.
Most of these investments were sold in 2008. From 2003 through
2005, he also sat on the Board of Directors of Petro Source
Energy, a tertiary oil recovery company.
Education
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1989 Masters In Finance, New York University’s Stern
School of Business |
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1979 BA Accounting, Saint Bonaventure University |
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Former CPA, former Senior Member of the American Society
of Appraisers in business valuation and a former Certified
Insolvency and Restructuring Accountant |
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