George Weiss Email & Phone Number

Scottsdale, AZ, US

Media Fusion International is an International media syndicator which has formed a global alliance of firms permitting it to distribute its and contracted programming to up to 3 billion people.

Phoenix, Arizona, US

Stellar3 is an international green energy company using important patented chemical recycling technologies to transform various forms of waste to low carbon fuel and energy power.

Beechtree Capital, LLC is a family owned and operated venture capital and advisory firm with operations in New York City and Scottsdale, Arizona. Beechtree Capital provided venture funding, management coaching and financial and strategic networking in more than 100 transactions. While serving as lead investor, Beechtree Capital has enjoyed a success rate.

ICT is a leading solutions provider of proprietary, intelligent, efficient and clean cooling systems for commercial and residential customers worldwide. The Company's technologies are disrupting the age old HVAC industry by creating the cleanest, most sustainable and most efficient energy efficient cooling and energy recovery solutions which are minimizing.

George was the initial institutional investor in and Board Chairman of Bowen Smith Corp., a pioneer radio communications tower company which, after a number of equity and debt financings, many of which were led by George, merged with American Radio Systems and went public on the NYSE as American Tower Corp., currently the largest radio communications tower.

With a past Bowen Smith and Beechtree Capital partner, George was an early investor and served on the board of this Houston-based drug-testing lab. In association with the University of Texas, Forward Edge, Inc., the leading company in its field in Texas, was successfully sold in 2018..

George was one of the founders and board and committee members of this organization which created and opened the $80 million College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta in August 2014

In 2003, George led the first institutional equity financing of the then two-year-old XOS Digital, Inc.. The firm pioneered digital and media technology for the entire sports industry. XOS has over 600 sports partners, and its technologies are widely used by 900 teams. The company was successfully sold in two transactions for over $100 million

George was general counsel for the National Football Foundation before becoming a Board and committee member. He served as Vice Chairman of this 75+ year-old foundation until his retirement from the Board in December 2014. George is the co-recipient of the 2014 Gold Medal, the Foundation’s highest honor, which had previously been awarded to 62 honorees.

The U.S. Naval Academy Foundation helps to advance the United States Naval Academy and the Naval Academy Alumni Association by providing private resources to achieve and maintain a broad range of mission-enhancing activities that support one of the nation's premier leadership institutions and its graduates.

Sunnyvale, California, US

In 2001, George led a small group to reorganize and finance Nexsan Corp., a fledgling British company in the data storage industry. George oversaw the firm’s relocation to the United States, served as Board Chair for 10 years and as Co-Chair with a past CEO of Lucent Technologies for two years. He also led a number of preferred stock and convertible debt.

New York, NY, US

George served for 13 years as a Board member and Finance and Audit Committee Chair of The Hunger Project, a 40+-year-old non-profit institution providing leading programs to rid the world of hunger and to protect women’s and basic human rights.

George co-founded and developed VeriFides Technology, Inc., which acquired innovative patents for digital media security. The technology, originally developed by the US Military, was scheduled to be marketed through a collaboration with General Dynamics Corp. The patents were successfully sold in 2011 to a major international patent firm formed and led by.

George was an active member of the Silicon Valley branch of BENS, a nationwide organization fostering collaboration among leading U.S. Corporations, the U.S. Military and other governmental security agencies.

The Play It Smart Foundation was formed and worked in cooperation with Springfield College and other partners to provide sport and educational programs for inner city youth. In addition to co-founding the organization, George has served as an early co-funder and Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chair of the Audit Committee.

George was one of two partners in this international firm that worked in London, Malaysia and Tatarstan, a Russian Republic, to guide the financing and modernization of Nizhnekamskneftekhim, that Republic’s largest petrochemical plant. The group completed an initial $500 million financing from the U.S. Exim Bank, Citicorp and ABB Ltd. Along with his then.

George was one of a three-person management group that created three national direct marketing firms, bringing major catalog, fulfillment and shipping innovations to the industry. The parent company and one subsidiary were taken public and listed to the AMEX. George thereafter served as one of two liquidating trustees who sold the parent and subsidiary.

For 17 years, George practiced corporate law with the Rubin, Baum, Levin, Constant & Friedman firm, which after mergers became the primary New York City division of Dentons, currently the world’s largest law firm. His primary areas of practice were venture capital, institutional debt and equity financings, telecommunications, banking, sports and.

Juris Doctor, Law

Master Of Arts (M.A.)

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Literature And Drama

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