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Suhail R. Rizvi is an Indian-American businessman and co-founder and Chief Investment Officer of Rizvi Traverse Management LLC.[1] He has a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and sits on the Wharton Undergraduate Executive Board.[2] A venture capitalist, his investments include Twitter, Facebook, Flipboard and Square.[3] Due to his large stake in Twitter, both personally and for other investors, he was the subject of media scrutiny at the time of Twitter's IPO; he is notoriously private.[4]
Along with social media, Rizvi has invested in telecommunications and entertainment.[5] In April 2007, Rizvi Traverse acquired an equity ownership stake in Summit Entertainment, the studio behind the successful “Twilight” series. In January 2012, Lions Gate announced that it had acquired Summit Entertainment for $412.5 million.[6] In 2005, his firm acquired controlling interest in International Creative Management,[7] but sold its stake.[8] After management problems with the Hollywood talent agency, Rizvi Traverse Management exchanged its equity, "for a combination of cash, preferred non-voting shares and an ongoing interest in certain assets of the company."[8][9] The firm also helped Hugh Hefner buy back Playboy Enterprises in 2011.[10] In November 2015, the company announced the acquisition of 3D cinema technology firm RealD for $551 million.[11][12] His father Syied Humayoun Raza Rizvi, who died in July 2016, was a professor of psychology at Ellsworth Community College in Iowa Falls, Iowa.[13]
His brother, Ashraf, is a hedge fund manager.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suhail_Rizvi
The company has only 10 employees.
https://www.linkedin.com/company/rizvi-traverse-management
Just down the road from Trump?
Home - Rizvi Traverse
WEBWEST PALM BEACH, FL 801 Northpoint Parkway, Suite 129 West Palm Beach, FL 33407. Phone: (248) 594-4751 Fax: (248) 282-2900. info@rizvitraverse.com
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Oct. 5, 2012, 2:00 PM GMT+10
Private Equity Firm’s Del. Fraud Claim
Over Film Financing Deal Gets Go-Ahead
Small Ventures USA LP v. Rizvi Traverse Management LLC
Key Holding: The court green-lights a private equity firm’s Delaware fraud claims over the solicitation and handling of its ultimately unsuccessful $10 million investment in a film financing venture promoted by the defendants.
Key Takeaway: At this stage of the proceedings, the court said that it is unable to hold as a matter of law that a “no reliance” clause in the parties’ agreement negates the fraud claim.
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas Oct. 2 allowed private equity firm Small Ventures USA LP to proceed with a Delaware claim for fraud against the promoters that solicited its unsuccessful $10 million investment in film financing venture RT Newbridge III LLC (Small Ventures USA LP v. Rizvi Traverse Management LLC).
Judge Ewing Werlein Jr. also ruled that Houston-based Small Ventures could proceed with a Texas securities fraud claim against the defendant/promoters in the deal—Rizvi Traverse Management LLC, MLRT Film Holdings LLC, and various individual defendants.
‘Serious Problems.’
Small Ventures alleged that, in the …
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/securities-law/private-equity-firms-del-fraud-claim-over-film-financing-deal-gets-go-ahead
Wait, I missed something, only 147 watches available ever made.
You are witnessing history.
Coincidence?
God be with us all.
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I'm a dick, missed the drop.
To find a watch owner for that.
It's Trump Time…
What is Trump time?
Soros is busy buying up over 200 media/stations,
so when the cyber clowns strike, he is ready to pump out
propaganda.
Bring it…