Matthew Garver, President & Managing Partner, Liberty Street Capital
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Mathew Garver is the President & Managing Partner of Liberty Street Capital. Liberty Street is a family office investment firm focused on private direct alternative investments with a strong focus on growth equity, social impact, sustainable digital infrastructure and other segments. Liberty Street has completed +$1B track record since inception. Mr. Garver previously served as DLA Piper’s Secretary to Global Infrastructure Investment Steering Committee, which was the world’s largest law firm at the time. He also served as Senior Advisor to Patton Boggs Private Capital Group, working with large investment firms on international projects. Mr. Garver served as a Fellow at Harvard University at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, a master’s degree from Said Business School at Oxford University in Financial Economics and Michigan State University. Mr. Garver is a frequent writer, author and speaker for Euromoney Institutional Investor, IJ Global, and other media on international economics and sustainable, digital, resilient infrastructure. Mr. Garver serves on numerous boards for both private companies and philanthropic foundations, including as an Emeritus Trustee to the Grand Canyon Trust, which owns more than one million acres throughout the Colorado Plateau. He has served on the Executive Committee the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Future Worlds Committee, Innovation Forum and other programs.
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