What a great way to stick up for the little guy!
He said he would be the president for ALL Americans. He doesn’t represent half of Americans when he campaigns for his democrat pet. And until November, he will find *legit* business reasons to travel the country, and while he’s there, he might as well do a fundraiser.
Experience
Andy Prozes is a business executive who invests in and serves on the boards of various companies, primarily information and technology companies serving the personal identity, legal, risk mitigation and financial industries, as well as nonprofits. He is a member of the boards of directors of Cott Corporation, Scribestar, TransUnion, Ethoca, Corporate Risk Holdings, ACAMS, Synaptive and Asset International.
In his role as an investor and company director, Andy draws on his experience in information and risk mitigation. He focuses on growth opportunities and the transformation of traditional information providers into providers of value-added analytical solutions.
Andy works with and invests in companies sponsored by leading private equity and investment firms, such as Warburg Pincus, Advent, Genstar, Spectrum and Goldman Sachs. He has experience in international markets, particularly China and India, and is a strong advocate for the importance of the rule of law in economic development in emerging markets. He has spoken at International Rule of Law Symposiums, the World Justice Project, International Bar Association meetings, the American Bar Association Board of Governors and Atlantic Council forums.
Until devoting himself full time to his investment and board work in 2012, he served as a senior adviser to Warburg Pincus’ Technology, Media and Telecommunications practice after retiring from LexisNexis at the end of 2010.
From 2000 to 2010 he was CEO of LexisNexis, a Reed Elsevier company. He served as a member of the board of Reed Elsevier during the same time period. During his tenure at LexisNexis, he transformed the company from a collection of individual country operations with separate products into a provider of customizable online data and content solutions for the legal and risk markets. He grew annual revenues from $1.7 billion to more than $4 billion, oversaw operations in nearly 100 countries and supervised more than 40 acquisitions.
Prior to joining Reed Elsevier, he served as executive vice president and chief operating officer of West Group, part of the Thomson Reuters Corporation, from 1997 to 2000, where he was responsible for all electronic information distribution.
Early in his career, Andy was a co-founder of MFS Limited, which became the largest processor of retirement savings plans and mutual funds in Canada. Coincident with MFS Limited’s sale to IBM Canada in 1988, Andy joined Southam Inc., Canada’s largest newspaper company, where he worked until 1996. In his role as president of city newspapers and new media. He was responsible for 13 daily newspapers and Southam’s electronic content distribution.
Andy holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of Waterloo and an MBA from York University. He has two married sons, Darin and Kevin, who work in the financial industry in New York and Toronto, respectively.
He is married to Laura Heery Prozes, an architect, planner and strategist. Laura is a member of the Young Presidents’ Organization; is co-founder and former president of Brookwood Group; and has been a design principal for projects for the Coca-Cola Company, Turner/TimeWarner, Georgia Institute of Technology, and other corporate, institutional and nonprofit clients. Andy and Laura divide their time between Greenwich, Connecticut; New York; and Atlanta, and frequently travel to Andy’s parents’ home country of Estonia.
Laura Heery (Ponzis spouse) runs Brookwood Group. http://www.brookwoodgroup.com/
Here are some of the projects she will pay for access:
2014 ACEEE Panel 10- Resilient, Sustainable Communities: New Urban Strategies
Analytics around costs, energy use, emissions, and other efficiencies and benefits when construction or retrofit of infrastructure is master-planned at a community scale rather than building-by-building, including: multi-scale (building, community, etc.) comparisons of energy strategies for new construction or retrofit and their actual or predicted outcomes; correlations between energy use and demand profiles with walkscores, mix destinations in a ‘twenty minute neighborhood’, quarter mile radius ‘pedestrian sheds’ for live/work/walk lifestyles, or other livability metrics; correlations between energy, livability metrics, and real estate values and marketing; quantification of energy benefits from walkability, deliberate tree canopy, architectural shade, shadow, solar-reflective materials, and integrated sustainable systems design; measures of resilience during weather, energy and emergency disruptions; and resilience of building clusters, neighborhoods and communities, and linkage to sustainability and how these factors impact new urbanism strategies.
Perfect team: Lexis-Nexis HUMINT + Brookwood $ making.
Very disappointed that the
DAV would invite him to speak. Perhaps he can speak on “Leaving Americans behind in combat”
Yeah, well C-Span was going to cover her speaking event in Ohio starting at 2:45 this afternoon, and she hasn’t shown up yet as of 4:00 - I think she has major health problems - she may make Georgia tomorrow, but I’m guessing she doesn’t make the election in November.....
So he makes a speech and taxpayers foot the bill, then he goes around vacuuming up funds for the DNC
How very Chicago of him
Who needs him! He’s got to be the most boring speaker EVER!
Buckhead traffic on Google Maps today will locate and document today’s circus.