David Friedlander

David Friedlander's work experience includes roles in various companies and industries:

- From 2022 to present, David is the Director of Strategic Business Development; Power, Infrastructure & Transportation at ITOCHU International Inc. In this role, they lead hydrogen and clean ammonia projects and is involved in M&A deal team activities, business and corporate development initiatives, project development, due diligence, and final execution.

- From 2020 to 2022, David worked as a Senior Investment Officer - Infrastructure & Real Assets at NYC Office of the Comptroller.

- From 2017 to 2020, David served as the Director Of Business & Corporate Development at Interoceanic Corporation, focusing on corporate development, M&A, project development, and evaluation of asset and company acquisitions.

- From 2012 to 2016, David was an AVP, Energy Business Development & Structured Finance at Freepoint Commodities, where they focused on acquisitions, deal structuring, structured commodity trade finance, investment analysis, and financial strategy across the physical commodity supply chain.

- From 2009 to 2012, David worked as a Senior Finance & Business Analyst at ZIM Integrated Shipping Services, supporting the CFO and executives in a large debt restructuring.

- In 2007, David worked as a Corporate Finance Summer Analyst at Paz Oil Company, supporting senior executives in conducting analysis and evaluation for potential international expansion and acquisition opportunities.

- In 2005, David had two roles: Corporate legal analyst at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP, and Commodity Derivatives Intern at Macquarie Group.

Overall, David has gained extensive experience in strategic business development, corporate finance, M&A, project development, and financial analysis across the power, infrastructure, transportation, and commodity industries.

David Friedlander has a Bachelor of Commerce degree with a focus on Agricultural Economics and Finance from the University of Sydney. David also participated in an exchange program at Cornell University, where they studied Applied Economics and International Relations. Additionally, David attended the Sh'or Yoshuv Rabbinical College, where they completed studies in Talmudic and Jewish Studies. David also pursued Talmudic Studies at Shapell's/Darche Noam.