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r. Glass served as the COO of 'Tiger Cub" Intrepid Capital Management Inc. (intrepid"), a $2.5 billion hedge fund seeded by Soros Fund Management At Intrepid, Mr. Glass oversaw all non-portfolio related activities. In 2004. Mr. Glass launched Intrepid Associates LLC, an affiliated entity that added fund m

managers to Intrepid's platform, including sector funds in the healthcare and global utilities spaces. From 1998-2000 Mr. Glass was an executive at Vector Capital Management. a quantitative hedge fund and broker- dealer. Previously, he worked at Coopers & Lybrand LLC (1995-1998) and at Prudential Securities (1994-1995).

r. Glass served as the COO of "Tiger Cub" Intrepid Capital Management Inc. (intrepid"), a $2.5 billion hedge fund seeded by Soros Fund Management At Intrepid. Mr. Glass oversaw all non-portfolio related activities. In 2004. Mr. Glass launched Intrepid Associates LLC, an affiliated entity that added fund m

managers to Intrepid's platform, including sector funds in the healthcare and global utilities spaces. From 1998-2000 Mr. Glass was an executive at Vector Capital Management. a quantitative hedge fund and broker- dealer. Previously, he worked at Coopers & Lybrand LLC (1995-1998) and at Prudential Securities (1994-1995).

Mr. Glass sewed as the COO of 'Tiger Cub" Intrepid Capital Management Inc. (intrepid,. a $2.5 billion hedge fund seeded by Soros Fund Management At Intrepid, Mr. Glass oversaw all non-portfolio related activities. In 2004. Mr. Glass launched Intrepid Associates LLC, an affiliated entity that added fund m

managers to Intrepid's platform, including sector funds in the healthcare and global utilities spaces. From 1998-2000 Mr. Glass was an executive at Vector Capital Management. a quantitative hedge fund and broker- dealer. Previously, he worked at Coopers & Lybrand LLC 0995-1998) and at Prudential Securities (1994-1995). M

red"? It is now particularly difficult for emerging managers to raise assets due to macro headwinds in the industry. In 2000, when Mr. Glass was at Intrepid, investors literally begged for capacity. Back then, new money flows into the industry were growing by high double digit percentages year over year.

uding sector funds in the healthcare and global utilities spaces. From April 1998 until August 2000, Mr. Glass worked as Chief Financial Officer at Vector Capital Management ("Vector"), a statistical arbitrage hedge fund in Norwalk, CT. Mr. Glass graduated from Queens College, with honors, with a B.A. in Accounting and