Loren Bough has a wide range of investing experience within the real estate and venture capital sphere. As a partner at UBS Investment Bank in Moscow, Bough oversaw equity trading and risk management. He subsequently started his own private investment vehicle and funded initial growth capital for Russian-based real estate ventures and Lenta, a leading Russian retailer now listed on the LSE.

Recently Bough has focused on local educational and philanthropic issues. He currently serves as Chair of the Big Sky School District Board of Trustees, President of Friends of Big Sky Education, Chair of the Warren Miller Performing Art Center Board, Chairman of the Board of Property and Environment Research Center, and Vice President of the Yellowstone Club Community Foundation.

Pamela Corrie is a restructuring attorney and business leader with over 25 years of experience in complex in-and-out of court restructurings. Her background as an attorney enables her to assist companies in assessing integrated business, legal and financial issues. Pamela works closely with senior management, corporate executives, lenders and sponsors to define the businesses’ strategic vision. She specializes in changing market dynamics, product development, technology challenges and operational improvements while driving cost efficiencies and rationalization of the work force.

 Ms. Corrie currently is a managing director with Carl Marks Financial Advisors. Ms. Corrie has served as an independent board member on both privately held and publicly traded companies, including Pier 1 Imports, Lord & Taylor, Katerra Inc., YouFit Health Clubs, Temple Steel Company, Sustainable Restaurant Group and Tristrata Group.

 Previously, she served as Chief Restructuring Officer of ABC Carpet and Home and was the Managing Director/CEO of Epiq Systems, a provider of technology solutions to law firms and financial advisory firms advising distressed companies. Prior to her tenure at Epiq, Pamela was the General Counsel and chief legal advisor to the Risk organization at General Electric Capital Corporation, Americas Division.

Tim Dunn serves as Chairman and Chief Investment Officer for JE Dunn Construction. He is responsible for strategically positioning the company for a successful future as well as evaluating and overseeing investment, treasury, and all real estate-related activities and new development initiatives for the family-owned company. Started in 1924 and now in its fourth generation of family ownership, JE Dunn serves clients nationwide out of its 20 offices and brings in approximate annual revenues of $3.6 billion. In his prior Prescient role as the Director of Finance and in his current capacity, Tim oversees the underwriting of owners’ and subcontractors’ financial risks, including the SMS program and the implementation of risk hedges (including primary oversight and relationship of Subgurad program and its insurance carrier); manages the relationship with Company sureties; acts as Chief Investment Officer of the Company captive; and performs the duties of Manager for William Henry Insurance and William Henry Agency. Before coming on board at JE Dunn, Dunn held positions as Executive Contract Underwriter at Hartford Financial and Surety Bond Underwriter at Chubb Corp.

Magued Eldaief joined Prescient as CEO in June 2017. A 27-year GE executive, he most recently led the global commercial operations of the $4B Industrial Solutions business of GE which includes Low Voltage, Medium Voltage and Control & Automation Products & Services. Prior to that role, he was the CEO of GE Industrial Solutions division for the Europe, Middle East & Africa region based out of London.

A multilingual and multicultural executive with broad experience in energy and infrastructure, Eldaief held positions of increasing responsibility across five continents in several of GE’s Industrial businesses. He managed large infrastructure construction projects throughout his tenure at GE and had significant exposure to numerous divisions and functions throughout the organization including sales and marketing, strategic planning, project structuring, EPC (engineering, procurement and construction), services, and regional and global business unit leadership. He is an early investor in Prescient and served as a member of Prescient’s advisory board prior to joining as CEO.

Gordon Lansford was named President and Chief Executive Officer of JE Dunn Construction Company on January 1, 2014. He is the first non-Dunn family CEO in the 90-year history of the company. Prior to this role, Lansford served as Chief Financial Officer for 15 years. He managed all accounting and financial reporting for JE Dunn Construction Group. He also oversaw investment management, payroll, contract administration and maintained relationships with banks and bonding companies. In addition to his role he oversaw information technology and the creation of an internal culture and innovation management tool. As President and Chief Executive Officer, Gordon oversees the operations of our four regions and 20 offices as well as the corporate staff.  Specific responsibilities include strategy, talent development, client service, operational excellence, a winning culture, and innovation.  Gordon maintains key relationships with clients, civic and political leaders, banks, sureties, trade partners and other key stakeholders. Lansford graduated from Baker University Summa Cum Laude in 1993 with a degree in accounting and business. He is a Certified Public Accountant and previously worked at KPMG before joining JE Dunn.

Sid Mathur is currently President at Babytree Group (HK:1761), the owner and operator of world’s largest parenting platform, and is leading their global development. 

Prior to joining Babytree, Mathur was the Chief Strategy and Development Officer for Mattel Inc. (NASDAQ:MAT) where he was responsible for strategic development, M&A, technology innovation and building new business verticals. He oversaw strategic partnerships with major studios and technology partners which delivered billions of dollars in new revenues. He also led and scaled business verticals of Content, Live Experiences and Gaming. 

While at Mattel, Mathur led the acquisition of HiT Entertainment, a leading preschool entertainment company, and then served as its General Manager, where he delivered significant revenue growth by building new business models, improving market position in the U.S., and launching and scaling business in Latin America and China. 

Prior to Mattel, Mathur was Senior Vice President at Cambridge Solutions Limited, a Technology and Business Process outsourcing company listed in Asia. He managed the interests of the majority shareholders and also led corporate strategy, M&A, fundraising and the eventual sale of Cambridge to Xchanging, now a part of DXC Technologies (NYSE:DXC).  

In the early part of his career, he worked with Arthur Andersen and PwC advising clients in the technology, media and automotive space.

Tony Minella is Co-founder and President of Eldridge. Previously, Mr. Minella was Chief Investment Officer of Security Benefit. Prior to joining Security Benefit, he was Co-head of the Corporate Credit Group at Guggenheim Investments where he co-chaired their Investment Committee. Mr. Minella currently serves on the board of, or is actively involved with, various Eldridge businesses. He is also a member of the US Olympic & Paralympic Foundation Trustee Council. Mr. Minella received his A.B. in Economics from Bowdoin College.