Stephen L. Weiss has been on Wall Street for more than 25 years in senior positions at the industry's most prestigious asset management and investment banking firms. Employing the benefits
of his experience on the buy-side and experience with the successful
build out of multiple equity platforms, Weiss guaranties excellent
results for your business by providing powerful strategic insights along
with a definitive plan and execution that will endure. His objective observations and input are direct and not biased by legacy issues currently existing in your business. He will create a customized approach, perfectly suited to each clients' challenges, helping them achieve both immediate and long-term business objectives. His expertise is in building strong research, sales, and trading teams and management.
He is currently Managing Partner of Short Hills Capital Partners,
LLC. After two years as a tax attorney, Weiss embarked
upon his Wall Street career, first at Oppenheimer & Co. and then at
Salomon Brothers, during the time it was controlled by Warren Buffett,
developing and communicating investment ideas to the industry’s most
respected investment funds including SAC Capital (Steve Cohen), Tiger
Management (Julian Robertson), Soros Funds, Kingdon Capital and Omega
Advisors (Lee Cooperman). At Salomon, he co-managed the firm’s 500
person Global Research Department, breaking new ground on integrating
research from all regions around the globe. He also represented the
Equity Division on the Capital Commitment Committee, and chaired the
Stock Selection Committee. He went on to co-manage SAC Capital, and then
joined Lehman Brothers where he successfully built the top
institutional equity sales force on the Street while serving on their
Global Sales, Capital Commitment, Investment Policy, and US Executive
Committees. He played a critical role in the research division’s rise
to first place in the prestigious Institutional Investor survey, the
pre-eminent measure of Wall Street research.
An
active investor, markets expert, business consultant, and public
speaker, he is also a regular CNBC Contributor.
Contact: info@shorthillscap.com