Bradley Seaman

Managing Partner

Parallel49 Equity

Joined: 1999

Office Phone:

(847) 295-4410

Direct Phone:

(847) 295-4427


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Bio

Brad joined Parallel49 Equity in 1999 as Managing Director to open the firm’s office in Lake Forest. Brad was named Managing Partner in January 2012 and is involved in all aspects of the firm’s strategy development, fund raising, acquisitions, divestitures, and management decisions of the firm. Brad is Chairman of CPI Card Group (NASDAQ: PMTS) and Gold Standard Baking and a board member of Kinetrex Energy and MedTorque, all current portfolio companies. He was a board member of Avison Young, a former portfolio company. Brad also serves on the board of directors of Steel Dynamics (NASDAQ: STLD) where he serves on both the Audit and Corporate Governance and Nominating committees. Prior to joining Parallel49 Equity, Brad spent 15 years with the General Electric Company. While at GE, Brad spent nine years with GE Capital working in a series of increasingly responsible roles. Most recently, Brad held the position of Senior Vice President of GE Capital Sponsor Finance where he was responsible for leading the New York and Chicago offices. While at GE Capital, Brad was responsible for leading significant equity and debt investments, including GE Capital’s investment in the formation and start-up of Steel Dynamics (NASDAQ: STLD). Prior to working at GE Capital, Brad spent six years with GE Plastics, living in both Dallas, TX and Pittsfield, MA. Brad held a series of increasingly responsible roles with his last role, serving as Product Manager – LEXAN® Resin. Prior to joining GE Plastics, Brad spent two years with Owens Corning.

Education

Bowling Green State University , Ohio,
1 of 7

University of Texas - Dallas , Texas,
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Work History

General Electric Company