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Founder of personalized counseling services to college and graduate students regarding career assessment and new job opportunities. Provide advice to clients seeking to enter graduate school program in law and master degrees. Service offering includes program selection, application strategy, essay review, interview preparation and match selection. Previous clients have been accepted to the business school programs at Harvard, MIT, Wharton, UCLA, USC, UT-Austin, Haas (Berkeley), NYU and Columbia.

A pioneering visionary with a solid foundation in law and finance, Randy funded his firm with the uniquely focused approach of bridging US based clients to China with Asian counterparts via the high tech corridors of Silicon Valley. His investors in Dynasty have realized more than 100% ROI in cash, and referred clients seek his advice on availing themselves on cutting edge or “first of its kind” opportunities.Since Dynasty’s inception in 1988, with an unsurpassed reputation for integrity, Randy has been advising and mentoring executives through a thorough understanding of cultural and business practice differences that has enabled to build their businesses globally. Dynasty’s services have included: • Venture, Private Equity and Hedge Fund Formation And Oversight of Portfolio Investments • Corporate Development • Recommendation of Investments in Private Companies after Leading Due Diligence Review• Identify Joint Venture Partners in Multiple Sectors, Including Mobile Communications, Gaming/Entertainment Businesses, Financial Services, and Green Technologies.Randy excels in providing creative solutions to complex business problems, ranging from devising a preemptive strategy saving millions in litigation in costs, fees and fines, to halt a US government investigatory inquiry by working cooperatively and directly with the SEC, US Attorneys’ and FBI offices to ensure them of a China-based client’s SEC compliance practices to structuring successfully a strategic relationship between a world-renowned technologist with one of the largest Internet companies in China. Randy is a member of good standing of both the New York and California Bar associations and resides in the East Bay suburb of Moraga with his wife, his daughter and son, both attending to their career and college studies,respectively, and his good friend, Smokey, an Australian cattle dog blessed with an uncommon ability to direct Randy to perform at his discretion.

Promoted after Spring 2016 to Assistant based upon on outstanding student and peer reviews, scoring a 4.9/5.0 scaled on more than 50 metrics. My students have commented that this course was the most informative course that was given by the School and that it was the best course due to the teaching and preparation demanded by the real world process that I had created. The course now serves as the basis of the soon to be published on both youtube and podcast channels, as well as, to be encompassed in a book created for publication to subscribers and interested clientele available at www.dynastycap.com.

36names.com provides an innovative domain marketplace platform for entreprenuers to use its "lease to own domain names model" that is easy to use and inexpensive to transact a deal. At the same time, all parties are provided the opportunity to assess the desirability of a chosen name at a fair and reasonable price. As it continues to grow, 36names expects to offer premium domain names that will be affordable for startups and small businesses by dramatically simplifying the lease-to-own transactions, not currently offered in the growing domain name industry.

Mr. Tom is currently serving as a Lecturer at the Graduate Business School at St. Mary’s College of California, teaching the course “Financing a New Venture” to executive MBA candidates. Responsible for creating the inaugural course curriculum in the Entrepreneurial Studies Program enrolled in the School's MBA program, Mr. Tom has been responsible for creating over 48 hours of classroom lectures, comprising of the integration of in class discussions led by distinguished venture capitalists and entrepreneurs, venture finance textbooks and small business publications, both print and online resources. Combining an extensive reading selected by Mr. Tom with an emphasis on teamwork, the course curriculum devised by him includes the creation of the multitude of steps needed to present to venture capitalists and other professional investors. After team preparations of Pitch Books, Executive Summaries, and completed Business Plan/Private Placement Memorandums, the class culminates with an oral presentation of such plan to a panel of professionals venture capitalists, lawyers and entrepreneurs. After the completion of the New Venture Financing course, students evaluated Mr.Tom with a mean score approximately 4.8 out of 5 in more than 40 different metrics. Randy has also taught New Venture Financing to a class of 28 senior undergraduates, balancing the significant challenge of those obligations between client work and weekly school lecture and student counseling commitments. Nevertheless, Mr. Tom is driven by his long-standing goal of giving back to the community by mentoring students beyond the classroom and throughout their careers.

I was selected to be a member of the The Plug and Play Tech Center Executives-in-Residence Program in September 2011 and ended when my mentee companies graduated to the next level beyond incubation. The EIR provides a platform for startups to interact with corporate executives, serial entrepreneurs, and angel investors.Plug and Play Tech Center is a business accelerator that specializes in growing tech startups. Headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA, Plug and Play’s global network includes 300+ tech startups, 180+ investors and a community of leading universities and corporate partners. From unique industry networking events, education and immersion programs to M&A, Plug and Play has everything tech startups need to get organized, connect and grow. Plug and Play EIRs bring their experience and expertise across a wide spectrum, including: • Marketing in social media• Financial planning and fund raising• Business development• Telecommunications• Big Data

Chairman, then Vice -Chairman, of growth oriented, privately held, risk management firm focused on middle market companies across a wide range of industries, including, construction, hospitality, food. health care and technology industries.I helped direct and implement a long term strategic growth plan through increased relationships with other professional services providers including law, accounting, consulting, HR and employee benefit administration.I also provide legal guidance, where necessary, to the firm's clients in connection with non-insurance matters, including the creation of strategic alliances, the analysis of M&A candidates, the preparation of capital raising from Angel to institutional investors and other enhancing stockholder value initiatives for the closely held company.

Recruited to serve as GC of an AMEX listed renewable energy technology and metal recycling company based in China with revenues in excess of $100 million. Establish and monitor securities compliance program for newly public company. Responsible for the managing of disclosure and filing of annual reports and other securities law filings under the ’33 and ’34 Acts, including 10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks, proxy statements, S-8 and other registration statements. Responsible for supervising all investor relations matters, including the drafting of all corporate communications/press and earning releases and building relationships with new investors and existing stockholder base of institutional investors and other stockholdersHandled all general corporate matters, including oversight of board meetings and agendas to enforce corporate governance and ethical business practices, executive compensation and stock option programs and FINRA/stock exchange compliance. Primary communication interface between board members, investment bankers, global law firms, independent auditors, institutional investors/stockholders, IR, HR, insurance, and other professional service providers. Achieve favorable resolution of all SEC and government inquires with respect to public disclosures while reporting directly to CEO, eliminating potential stockholder and government enforcement litigation.

Gerson Lehrman Group (GLG) is the global marketplace for expertise. Since 1998, its technology-enabled platform for collaboration and consultation has helped the world's leading institutions find, engage, and manage experts across a broad range of industries and disciplines.I advise clients on mobile applications, gaming, venture capital investments and law.

I was an Adjunct Professor of Corporations, Securities and Business Associations, where I prepared the curriculum, lectures, legal case law materials and statutes and PowerPoint and other online presentations and techniques. While lecturing for a term, consisting of 16 weeks of a weekly three-hour class session, as well as a four hour period for office visits, I taught more than 70 students in connection with their preparation for the July 2007 bar examination. For the first time in the bar’s history, business associations were going to be tested on the examination, and I was the first professor to prepare students for that exam with respect to the new topics such as the formation and use of limited liability companies, limited and general partnerships, and nonprofit entities. Since such a course had never been taught before, I was forced to improvise by merging the two subject matters of Corporate and Securities Regulations with the Formation of Business Associations, courses that were three hours weekly for each semester separately. This experience required innovation in order to address the students concerns regarding the extent of the subject matter of business associations, which had never been tested on the exam before, not enabling the students to review past examples of essays and model answers to them. With the use of slides and PowerPoint presentation materials, I was able to spend a small portion of the lecture time to Business Associations, enabling the students to learn the basics that might have been tested on that subject. My students reported to me that on that exam,Summer 2007, there was a corporations and securities law essay which they indicated to me that I had prepared them well to answer.

Recruited to head Asia-Pacific Practice to develop Asian clientele and other high-tech domestic clients in corporate and securities matters including advising on the formation of venture capital funds, IPOs, M&As, equity investment opportunities, corporate governance, licensing and joint ventures and establishment of intellectual property portfolio strategies.

Founding Member of this NASDAQ(NMS)/AMEX listed communications company whose wireless and semiconductor technologies form the foundation of Microsoft’s MSN Direct Band Network with its ”Smartwatch” and Japan’s NTT DoCoMo’s “Wristomo,” a mobile phone developed in a wristwatch by Seiko. As President, concluded 15 year strategic technology development and licensing partnership with Seiko and other partners valued in excess of $100M.

Represented private and public companies, including venture capital funds, investment banking firms, financial institutions and services, communications, media, health care services, computer, hardware and software and entertainment entities. Substantial transactional experience included the drafting and negotiating of documents pertaining to initial public and secondary offerings, private placements, mergers and acquisitions, bank loans and secured lending, limited partnerships and joint ventures, real property and equipment leases, executive compensation and incentive stock plans, SEC disclosure filings and all general corporate mattersRecruited as summer associate and upon completion of MBA Teaching Fellowship in Finance, lead counsel in completing more than 50 private and public transactions, forming and representing venture capital and LBO (Private Equity) funds, portfolio companies, investment banks, institutional investors and public companies from Start-Up to IPO. Drafted all SEC compliance filings(10Ks, 10Qs and Proxies), IPO and secondary offering documents,and negotiated multitude of M&A transactions. Clients included media (Pulitzer), hospitals acquisitions and healthcare (Universal Health Services Inc.), Investment Banks/Funds (Prudential,Tweedy Brown), and Venture Funds (Accel, Advanced Technology Investment Funds). Closed transactions valued in excess of $200 million.