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Patrick Shane

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General Counsel at Garda

New York, New York, United States

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About

General Counsel handling legal, regulatory and compliance matters, formerly Garda's Chief Compliance Officer. He previously worked at Wayzata Investment Partners and Faegre Baker Daniels and served as a U.S. Army attorney.

Experience

  1. Garda Capital PartnersGeneral Counselcurrent2024 — presentWayzata, Minnesota, United States
  2. Garda Capital PartnersChief Compliance Officer2018 — 2024Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
  3. Garda Capital PartnersSenior Director Compliance2017 — 2018Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
  4. Wayzata Investment PartnersChief Compliance Officer2012 — 2017Wayzata, Minnesota
  5. Faegre Baker Daniels LLPAssociate2008 — 2012Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
  6. U.S. Army EuropeEthics Counselor and Administrative Law Attorney2006 — 2008Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Patrick Shane?
General Counsel handling legal, regulatory and compliance matters, formerly Garda's Chief Compliance Officer. He previously worked at Wayzata Investment Partners and Faegre Baker Daniels and served as a U.S. Army attorney.
Where does Patrick Shane work?
Patrick Shane is General Counsel at Garda.
Where did Patrick Shane go to school?
Patrick Shane studied at University of Wisconsin Law School (Doctor of Law (J.D.), Law); University of Notre Dame (Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), History).

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