Chad Dubin

Chad A. Dubin is a business entrepreneur and experienced venture capitalist, investment banker, and equities trader. Chad began his career on Wall Street as an investment banker in the emerging Biotechnology sector. As the co-founder of Trautman Kramer Securities, he was responsible for structuring and managing multiple private equity fundraising campaigns. Two of his more notable successes were Aurora Biosciences, a pioneer in Gene Therapy sequencing, acquired by Merck for a $350M valuation, and Myriad Genetics, which currently trades on the NASD (MYGN) with a $2.2B market cap.

By leveraging his early financial experience and success in 2003, Chad pursued additional business opportunities and transitioned from "Wall Street to Main Street." He spent the next two decades growing and selling small businesses, primarily focusing on the title settlement and mortgage lending industries. Because of his extensive background in title insurance, banking, and mortgage lending, Chad founded and grew one of the largest, independent Affiliated Business Arrangements in the Northeast, with over 120 employees and operations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and Florida.

Similarly, Chad grew Mammoth Restoration and Construction, Inc. into one of the largest independent Restoration and Construction companies in PA, which he sold in 2013. Building on that success, Chad founded Allied Restoration and Construction, Inc. expanding the start-up company throughout Florida. Allied currently operates in three states and has annualized revenues at over $38 million.

Born in Philadelphia, Chad grew up in Orlando, FL. He has been happily married to Heather, his wife of 18 years, and blessed with two beautiful children, Faye and Lincoln. Chad is involved in his local community, and dedicated to his church and coaching high school wrestling. He is the founder of the nonprofit "Coach J," an athletic themed, faith-based outreach program.