Experience

Skellig Capital Advisors, LLC

• United States
• Financial Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• CEO & Managing Director

  • Dec 2019 - 4 years 1 month

  Indianapolis, Indiana Area Skellig Capital Advisors, a capital markets financial advisory firm that advises established companies pursuing: a) the sale of all or a part of the business, b) the acquisition of strategic business, or c) growth or recapitalization capital. We bring decades of experience and expertise to Midwestern companies with enterprise values of $25 million to $1 billion or more.



Bowen

• United States
• Construction
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Member Board Of Directors

  • Jun 2010 - 13 years 7 months

  Indianapolis, Indiana, United States



Heat Exchanger Design, Inc.

• United States
• Machinery Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Advisory Board Member

  • Jul 2009 - 14 years 6 months

  Indianapolis, Indiana, United States



The Townsend Company, LLC

• United States
• Utilities
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Advisory Board Member

  • May 2008 - 15 years 8 months

  Indiana, United States



Noyes Group

• Senior Managing Director, Investment Banking

  • Apr 2014 - Dec 2019

  Indianapolis, Indiana Headed up the Investment Banking division of Noyes Group, a 111 year old investment bank based in Chicago and Indianapolis. Bob served on the executive committee of the firm. The group worked with Midwestern companies to provide M&A advisory as well as growth and recapitalization capital, while the rest of the firm was involved primarily in wealth advisory. Noyes was a registered broker dealer and was founded in Chicago in 1908.



Torchlite

• United States
• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Member Board Of Directors

  • 2016 - 2017

  Indianapolis, Indiana, United States



City Securities Corporation

• United States
• Financial Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Executive Vice President - Corporate Finance

  • Feb 2000 - Apr 2014

  Indianapolis, Indiana, United States City Securities was a 75 year-old Midwest investment bank and I established and headed the Corporate Finance Division of the firm for 14 years. Provided M&A sell-side advisory services to Midwestern companies up to $250 million in enterprise value. Also structured and placed many private placement growth capital offerings and advised many companies on recaps. Worked on and closed several hundred million dollars worth of transactions. Served on executive committee of the firm, and helped to… Show more City Securities was a 75 year-old Midwest investment bank and I established and headed the Corporate Finance Division of the firm for 14 years. Provided M&A sell-side advisory services to Midwestern companies up to $250 million in enterprise value. Also structured and placed many private placement growth capital offerings and advised many companies on recaps. Worked on and closed several hundred million dollars worth of transactions. Served on executive committee of the firm, and helped to found the real estate division of the firm in 2000, City Real Estate Advisors. City Securities was a registered broker dealer based in Indianapolis that was founded in 1924, and has since broken up and sold in parts to three different entities. Show less



Indiana Housing Finance Authority

• Executive Director

  • 1993 - 2000

  Indianapolis, Indiana Area Helped to turn around and then head up the $1 billion + quasi-non-governmental bank that issues bonds on wall street and then offers the below market money as mortgages for first time home buyers. IHFA, now called IHCDA, also provided other monies for housing development, including allocation and monitoring of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit for the State of Indiana. Brought more than $750 million of complex taxable and tax-exempt financings to market, and facilitated billions of dollars… Show more Helped to turn around and then head up the $1 billion + quasi-non-governmental bank that issues bonds on wall street and then offers the below market money as mortgages for first time home buyers. IHFA, now called IHCDA, also provided other monies for housing development, including allocation and monitoring of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit for the State of Indiana. Brought more than $750 million of complex taxable and tax-exempt financings to market, and facilitated billions of dollars worth of real estate development through the low income housing tax credit. Primarily responsible for IHFA receiving several debt rating upgrades from Moodys for both the primary indenture (upgraded to a "natural Aaa") and additionally attained the Authority's first general obligation rating of A1 which was later upgraded to Aa3 (at the time one of the six highest rated agencies in the country). More than doubled the Authority's fund balance during my tenure there from 5% of total assets to more than 13% of total assets, and improved the ROA from 0.2% to 1.5%. Also structured and issued a bond issue that was one of five nationally-recognized bond issues awarded "1994 Municipal Bond Deals of the Year." Show less



Continental Bank

• Financial Analyst

  • 1989 - 1993

  Chicago, Illinois, United States I worked in the portfolio management (credit) side of the Large Corporate group of the bank, which at the time was one of the ten largest banks in the country. My credits at the time included the Sears relationship (which included Coldwell Banker, Allstate, Discover) and the Marmon Pritzker accounts. CBK was based in Chicago and at the time was one of the largest banks and best known banks in the country. It has since sold to BofA.



Delta Faucet Company

• United States
• Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Financial Analyst

  • 1988 - 1990

  Indianapolis, Indiana, United States Worked within the accounting group of the company, which was a $500 million revenue company under the Masco banner. Delta and Peerless Faucet were the cash cows for the entire Masco enterprise at the time. Helped to provide ongoing analysis of the manufacturing plants and the distribution side of the business, as well as provide some accounting duties. MAS at the time was like a public company that behaved a lot like a private equity firm before “private equity” was a defined industry. They… Show more Worked within the accounting group of the company, which was a $500 million revenue company under the Masco banner. Delta and Peerless Faucet were the cash cows for the entire Masco enterprise at the time. Helped to provide ongoing analysis of the manufacturing plants and the distribution side of the business, as well as provide some accounting duties. MAS at the time was like a public company that behaved a lot like a private equity firm before “private equity” was a defined industry. They used cashflow to grow through acquisition. Show less