James Levison

Biography

James Levison is a senior finance and operations executive with over forty years of experience. He is skilled in strategic and tactical financial affairs including P & L management, capital raising (public and private sector), negotiations, and treasury and cash management. Mr. Levison is highly experienced in contract management, banking relations, international operations, revenue recognition, taxation and financial reporting. Mr. Levison’s accounting and consulting career began at Ernst and Young in Silicon Valley before moving into start-up management and operational roles. Mr. Levison has previously served as Chief Financial Officer of Zephyr Photonics, Inc., Liquid Engines, Inc., and VP Finance of Think3, Inc. He holds an MBA from the Amos Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College plus a BA from Colorado College and was a CPA in California. Mr. Levison, as the Secretary and Treasurer, is a member of the finance committee. He is responsible for all equity and compensation transactions, and the management of cash planning and investments. He will also assist the President to oversee stock market matters during and after IPO. James Levison is a senior finance and operations executive with over forty years of experience. He is skilled in strategic and tactical financial affairs including P & L management, capital raising (public and private sector), negotiations, and treasury and cash management. Mr. Levison is highly experienced in contract management, banking relations, international operations, revenue recognition, taxation and financial reporting. Mr. Levison’s accounting and consulting career began at Ernst and Young in Silicon Valley before moving into start-up management and operational roles. Mr. Levison has previously served as Chief Financial Officer of Zephyr Photonics, Inc., Liquid Engines, Inc., and VP Finance of Think3, Inc. He holds an MBA from the Amos Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College plus a BA from Colorado College and was a CPA in California. Mr. Levison, as the Secretary and Treasurer, is a member of the finance committee. He is responsible for all equity and compensation transactions, and the management of cash planning and investments. He will also assist the President to oversee stock market matters during and after IPO.

Research Interest

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