Robert Kramer is a founder and Managing Member of Off Road Capital Management. In 2005, he founded Altitude Capital Partners. As the Managing Partner, he pioneered intellectual property as an asset class in the technology space. Five years after he founded the firm, he formed a strategic partnership with Apple, creating Altitude’s last portfolio company. The portfolio company later sold the majority of its assets to a public company, RPX Corporation. Altitude generated 26% net internal rates of return for its investors.* Prior to Altitude, Mr. Kramer served as a Managing Director for Fortress Investment Group’s Drawbridge Special Opportunities Fund, where he specialized in litigation claims and other illiquid eclectic investments. Mr. Kramer was a Managing Director at Merrill Lynch & Co., where he specialized in leveraged finance and communications.

Mr. Kramer received his Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and his MBA from the Columbia Graduate School of Business in 1988.

Gideon King is a founder and Managing Member of Off Road Capital Management. He was the former CEO/CIO and Principal of Loeb King Capital Management, a multi-strategy asset management firm managing assets of up to $1.4 billion. Loeb King’s flagship fund earned a 12.35% net internal rate of return with 6.49% volatility since its inception until November 2014.* During his time at Loeb King, Mr. King was lauded by Institutional Investor Magazine for being a responsible investor in periods of financial crisis. Being an integral part of a multi-asset-class vehicle for over 20 years accounts for Mr. King’s vast experience in a variety of areas, including global public and private assets, DIP Loans, trade claims, banks debt, arcane debt-linked and equity-linked instruments, public special situations and risk-arbitrage, litigation investments and vehicles, activist investments, SPACs, options, and other derivatives.

Mr. King received his Bachelor of the Arts degree in English from Northwestern University in 1992.

Denis Reshetnev is a Vice President of Off Road Capital Management. Mr. Reshetnev joined Off Road Capital Management, at the firm’s inception in 2016, as the first non-founding member of the investment team. Prior to joining Off Road, Mr. Reshetnev was an Associate at the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi’s (MUFG) Corporate Advisory group within its Investment Banking division, where he was responsible for analyzing and underwriting M&A financing and other event-driven transactions. Prior to MUFG, Mr. Reshetnev worked as an investment banker at FBR Capital Markets where he focused on M&A and equity and equity-linked capital raises.

Mr. Reshetnev received his Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the Pennsylvania State University in 2013.

Jacob Bloch joined Off Road Capital Management as an Associate in 2018.

Mr. Bloch attended the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he studied Economics with a concentration in Finance.

Companies and industries that are close to inflection points in their business models

Regulatory change that often makes it cost prohibitive for large players to transact in certain assets or lines of business

Industries where players appear to be operating close to cyclical troughs and where price increases result in substantial cash flow generation.

Off Road embraces structural, financial, legal, and human complexity as it often acts to diminish competition

Asset classes that have not reached institutional scale and have therefore not attracted large pools of capital that drive returns lower

Off Road portfolio is designed to make money irrespective of the performance of equities, interest rates, currencies, etc.

Focus on the return of capital in most scenarios

Percentage of the portfolio which is positioned to earn extraordinary returns

Acquired the operations of an iconic amusement park on the west coast

Financing international litigation and arbitration claims against sovereign entities

Acquiring a portfolio of short-duration life insurance assets which include policy purchases and loans against policies

Financing the acquisition of leasehold interests and mineral rights in core basins across the U.S. to “flip” to larger competitors

Acquired California Carbon Credits generated by California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standards mechanism

Acquired a manufacturer of Fall Protection Equipment and rigging products in the U.S.

Acquiring and aggregating a portfolio of one-off / family-run self storage facilities across the U.S.

Acquiring low-band spectrum licenses across different markets in the U.S.

Funding the rebirth of a virtual cosmetic rejuvenation company with an experienced CEO

Invested in a hip-hop streaming platform

Acquired a Class-A office building in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Mr. Fisher is a Partner at Soros Funds and is responsible for the Macro portfolio and all private real estate assets. Prior to Soros Funds, Mr. Fisher was the co-founder and Chief Investment Officer of Commonwealth Opportunity Capital GP LLC (“Commonwealth”), a discretionary global macro investment management firm that had $1.6 billion of assets under management. Prior to Commonwealth , in 2006 he co-founded Orient Property Group (“OPG”) which focused on real estate investments throughout the Asia Pacific region. In 2003, he founded Irongate Capital Partners (“Irongate”), a property investment and development firm that was involved in property transactions in Florida, California, Hawaii, Mexico, and Canada. Prior to Irongate, Mr. Fisher worked in New York for two private equity firms; NMS Capital and TD Capital, as well as a risk arbitrage firm affiliated with Reservoir Capital. Mr. Fisher holds a JD/MBA from Columbia University and a BA from Washington University in St. Louis.

Nick Orum co-founded private equity investment firm Gryphon Investors in 1995 and has served as its President since 2009. With over $2 billion of cumulative equity commitments, Gryphon has completed over 100 control acquisitions in the U.S. lower middle market since inception, and it is ranked among the “top 25 most consistent performers” of nearly 1500 North American buyout fund managers tracked by Private Equity International. Mr. Orum also serves as head of Gryphon’s Healthcare Group and previously served as head of its Business Services Group, and he has been responsible for leading or co-leading investments in fifteen Gryphon platform companies and leading or overseeing over thirty add-on acquisitions. Prior to 1995, Mr. Orum was a principal investor at Oak Hill Partners where he was responsible for sourcing, analyzing, executing, and monitoring private equity investments. Before joining Oak Hill, Mr. Orum was a member of Merrill Lynch’s High Yield Finance Group, where he was involved in financings for various leveraged acquisitions and corporate clients. Mr. Orum earned a B.A. with honors in Quantitative Economics from Stanford University.

Mr. Bronfman Is the CIO of BHB Holdings, his family’s investment office, and the managing member of Lincoln Avenue Capital, an affordable housing investment firm. Prior to joining BHB Holdings and founding Lincoln Avenue Capital, Jeremy was CEO of Enigma Technologies Inc, a fast growing Big Data software company with backing from American Express, Comcast and Crosslink Capital. Prior to Enigma Jeremy founded, built and sold an independent Oil and Gas E&P company in Dallas, TX. He began his career and became a partner at Iroquois Capital where he identified and executed PIPE investments in small cap public companies. Jeremy holds a B.A. from Stanford University in Public Policy and an MBA with Distinction from Harvard Business School.