Tom Reilley

OPERATING PARTNER

Tom Reilley has more than 28 years of experience as an investor and entrepreneur including 10 years as a Senior Managing Director in Boston and London for the investment bank Bear Stearns. Tom was the Executive Director of the wealth management division and a member of the International Executive Committee. He left in 2007 to found Kalan Capital, an investment vehicle and private equity fund that developed the Singapore headquartered Orka Energy into a key geothermal asset in joint venture with Sinopec. Tom exited his stake in 2012 and returned to the U.S. where he founded Highland Pellets, one of the largest wood pellet manufacturing facilities in North America. He continues to be an active real asset investor.

Tom holds a B.A. in International Relations and Economics from the University of Minnesota.

Tom Reilley has more than 26 years of experience as an investor and entrepreneur including 10 years as a Senior Managing Director in Boston and London for the investment bank Bear Stearns. Tom was the Executive Director of the wealth management division and a member of the International Executive Committee. He left in 2007 to found Kalan Capital, an investment vehicle and private equity fund that developed the Singapore headquartered Orka Energy into a key geothermal asset in joint venture with Sinopec. Tom exited his stake in 2012 and returned to the U.S. where he founded Highland Pellets, one of the largest wood pellet manufacturing facilities in North America. He continues to be an active real asset investor.

Tom holds a B.A. in International Relations and Economics from the University of Minnesota.

Tom Reilley has more than 26 years of experience as an investor and entrepreneur including 10 years as a Senior Managing Director in Boston and London for the investment bank Bear Stearns. Tom was the Executive Director of the wealth management division and a member of the International Executive Committee. He left in 2007 to found Kalan Capital, an investment vehicle and private equity fund that developed the Singapore headquartered Orka Energy into a key geothermal asset in joint venture with Sinopec. Tom exited his stake in 2012 and returned to the U.S. where he founded Highland Pellets, one of the largest wood pellet manufacturing facilities in North America. He continues to be an active real asset investor.

Tom holds a B.A. in International Relations and Economics from the University of Minnesota.

Tom Reilley has more than 26 years of experience as an investor and entrepreneur including 10 years as a Senior Managing Director in Boston and London for the investment bank Bear Stearns. Tom was the Executive Director of the wealth management division and a member of the International Executive Committee. He left in 2007 to found Kalan Capital, an investment vehicle and private equity fund that developed the Singapore headquartered Orka Energy into a key geothermal asset in joint venture with Sinopec. Tom exited his stake in 2012 and returned to the U.S. where he founded Highland Pellets, one of the largest wood pellet manufacturing facilities in North America. He continues to be an active real asset investor.

Tom holds a B.A. in International Relations and Economics from the University of Minnesota.

Tom Reilley has more than 26 years of experience as an investor and entrepreneur including 10 years as a Senior Managing Director in Boston and London for the investment bank Bear Stearns. Tom was the Executive Director of the wealth management division and a member of the International Executive Committee. He left in 2007 to found Kalan Capital, an investment vehicle and private equity fund that developed the Singapore headquartered Orka Energy into a key geothermal asset in joint venture with Sinopec. Tom exited his stake in 2012 and returned to the U.S. where he founded Highland Pellets, one of the largest wood pellet manufacturing facilities in North America. He continues to be an active real asset investor.

Tom holds a B.A. in International Relations and Economics from the University of Minnesota.