www.tcp-us.net**==> [If you are going to reach out to us about an investment, please first understand what we do...and what we do not do. Thanks]Under certain circumstances, technology itself is a form of capital that can be leveraged to strategic advantage in the pursuit of acquisitions. Technology Capital Partners (“TCP") seeks to acquire undifferentiated operating companies in fragmented markets whose revenue and cash flow can be rapidly increased due to the strategic differentiation resulting from the investment of a subject technology. A typical TCP technology-driven acquisition entails the merger and integration of two entities – i) a lower middle-market (revenues: ~$20-$150 million) operating company whose product or service is undifferentiated and ii) a disruptive, immediately deployable but underutilized/languishing/dormant technology. On that basis, TCP is sponsoring $5-60 million first-round equity investments. We are not venture-stage investors, but our acquisition process starts with the identification of the subject technology.

Year Up Los Angeles - Executive Director - 2017-2018View Park High School Business & Finance Academy - Founder and General Manager - 2012-2016Loyola Marymount University MBA Program - Adjunct Professor - Entrepreneurship - Fall 2013Education Pioneers - Graduate Fellow - KIPP Delta Public Schools - Memphis, TN & Helena, AR - Summer 2013

Merrill Lynch Private Banking & Investment Group - UHNW Business DevelopmentmyCFO (multi-client family office) - UHNW Investment Advisory Director and National Director of Business DevelopmentLos Angeles Social Venture Partners - Co-Founding PartnerBernstein Investment Research & Management - HNW Financial Advisor

Technology-Driven Growth Acquisitions-Investment Strategy: Acquire operating companies whose products and/or services can be immediately de-commoditized through the infusion of turnkey technological innovation. Thereby rapidly creating value, and outsized risk-adjusted returns, by taking market share while simultaneously improving margins. Closed $30MM 911 deal; exited at 7x invested equity.

Kidder Peabody - Vice President - M&A, IB Mgt and Financial RestructuringLehman Brothers - Associate - Corporate FinanceMellon Bank - Investment Officer - Institutional Fixed Income