Reed Phillips

Reed Phillips has extensive work experience in the investment banking and media industries. Reed is the CEO and Co-Founder of Oaklins DeSilva+Phillips, an investment bank specializing in TMT sectors such as media, marketing, information, and technology, as well as healthcare and education. Under their leadership, the firm has completed over 400 M&A transactions, capital raises, and valuations since its establishment in 1996.

In 2018, Reed joined Oaklins International as Chairman and President. This global investment banking firm focuses on the mid-market and operates in 45 countries with a team of 850 investment bankers. During their tenure, Oaklins International has successfully completed 1,500 deals, including M&A, financing, and valuations.

Reed has also served as a board member for Mediabistro, a company offering hiring and training services for various media industries. Additionally, they were a board member at The Millard Group, a leading list management and brokerage firm for direct marketing companies. Both companies were sold to other entities during their time on the board.

Prior to these roles, Reed was the Managing Director at The Jordan, Edmiston Group from 1990 to 1995. Reed co-founded and served as President of Fathers Magazine from 1986 to 1989, and they were an Associate Publisher at The New Republic from 1981 to 1986. Before that, they held the position of Vice President at The Washington Weekly and served as Circulation Director at The Washington Monthly.

Overall, Reed Phillips has a diverse background in investment banking, media, and publishing, with significant accomplishments and leadership roles in various organizations throughout their career.

Reed Phillips completed their undergraduate education from 1975 to 1979 at Duke University, earning an A.B. degree in Management Science. Prior to that, they attended Mount Vernon High School, but no specific dates or degree information were provided.