Oneal Bhambani Email & Phone Number

San Francisco , California, Us

New York, Ny, Us

Atlanta, Georgia, Us

Huntington Beach, Us

With $50mm raised, Flywheel was a ride-hailing platform for consumers and SaaS fleet management for taxi fleets. After the sale, Flywheel and Uber partnered to onboard taxis onto the Uber platform.

Los Angeles, California, Us

Global investment firm owned by The Carlyle Group with $200+ billion under management

Los Angeles, California, Us

Menlo Park, Ca, Us

Global technology private equity firm with $7 billion under management

Co-founders were former CEOs of Junglee (acquired by Amazon) and Aricent (spin-out from Flextronics, acquired by KKR). Signature deal was the buyout of auto supplier Whitehall Industries for $14 million. Whitehall was acquired for $155 million in 2016. The IRR to secured debt was 70% and the equity exited at 70x.

Beverly Hills, California, Us

Recruited as employee #1 by hedge fund following an anchor investment from Levine Leichtman, a $14 billion investment firm.

London, England, Gb

Led tech/telecom and energy for $3 billion credit investment firm. Kingsland was acquired by Hayfin, an $18 billion asset management firm as of the acquisition date.

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Founded by ex-Drexel Burnham Lambert co-head of high-yield trading, Libra was an investment bank that raised debt financing for middle-market companies. Libra was acquired by Houlihan Lokey.

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Zurich, Ch

Leaving 555 California by 11pm was an early night (weekends included).

New York, New York, Us

Helped sellside publishing analyst cover fiber optic component companies during high growth era (i.e. in July 2000, JDSU acquired SDL for $41 billion in stock).

Westlake, Texas, Us

Built schwab.com's first web app that was written in java. The app, called Portfolio Checkup, analyzed, risk scored and made recommendations to a customer's investment portfolio. We had no idea we were a forerunner to what would be called fintech.

Los Angeles, California, Us

Helped manage UCLA's private data center infrastructure. Outsourced data centers were unimaginable, but there was a small company in Santa Clara called Exodus that was talking about an "internet data center." Exodus would become a $37 billion company 3 years later.

Us

Spent a summer writing software for on-premise CRM vendor. Edify was acquired by S1 in 1999 for $1.3 billion in stock. In 2006, S1 divested the company to InterVoice (now owned by Covergys) for $33.5 million in cash.