Housing the Homeless

Greg Cullen is the president and founder of Harvard Investment Group (HIG) and has extensive investment banking and venture capital experience. Founded in 1995, HIG has made direct investments and provided consulting services to start-ups and business ventures. Since its inception, HIG and Cullen have been the lead investor in dozens of transactions with a combined value of approximately $100 million.  Prior to founding HIG, Cullen served as Vice President for ING Capital Corporation, a Dutch investment bank, which made direct equity and debt investments. While at ING, Cullen led numerous transactions totaling over $215 million. Prior to ING, he was an Assistant Vice President for Citicorp. He spent two years underwriting and evaluating the risk of potential new deals. He also spent another two years in the Workout Group. Our speaker earned an MBA from the Harvard Business School, and received a BS (magna cum laude) in Mechanical Engineering from Rose Hulman Institute of Technology.  He now wants to use his background to address Los Angeles' most critical problem: housing the homeless.  Join him today for an interesting perspective on this major challenge for our time.