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T. Trent Gegax

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CEO at The Gramercy Fund

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

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Simon LeveneunlockedT. Trent Gegax: together at Knewton (2008–2009)
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About

Has held operational roles within Gramercy portfolio companies and served on several boards. A former Newsweek correspondent, he covered George W. Bush's 2000 campaign, the 2003 Iraq invasion and Hurricane Katrina, and assisted Al Gore with his book 'The Assault on Reason.'

Experience

  1. The Gramercy FundCEO, family officecurrent2006 β€” presentAtlanta
  2. SokanuMember, Board of Advisors2012 β€” 2017Greater Vancouver Metropolitan Area
  3. APU SolutionsDirector of Business Development2010 β€” 2012Kansas City
  4. APU SolutionsMember, Board of Directors2007 β€” 2012Kansas City
  5. KnewtonMember, Board of Directors2008 β€” 2009New York City
  6. NewsweekNational Correspondent1994 β€” 2006New York City, Austin, Washington, D.C., Boston

Skills & more

Intellectually CuriousDue DiligenceStart-ups51Entrepreneurship43Marketing28Business Development22Social Media38MergersStrategic Partnerships61Venture Capital17Business Strategy22Marketing Strategy11
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Frequently asked questions

Who is T. Trent Gegax?
Has held operational roles within Gramercy portfolio companies and served on several boards. A former Newsweek correspondent, he covered George W. Bush's 2000 campaign, the 2003 Iraq invasion and Hurricane Katrina, and assisted Al Gore with his book 'The Assault on Reason.'
Where does T. Trent Gegax work?
T. Trent Gegax is CEO at The Gramercy Fund.
Where did T. Trent Gegax go to school?
T. Trent Gegax studied at University of Minnesota (Bachelor of Science (B.S.), English Language and Literature); Howard University (Student-Journalist Exchange Program).

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