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Theodore Daniel Seides is the founder of Protégé Partners LLC, founded in 2002.
At Protégé Partners LLC, Mr. Seides held the title of Director-Investments from 2002 to 2013.
Mr. Seides is also the founder of Capital Allocators Partners LLC,TDS Advisers LLC..
Mr. Seides currently holds the position of Independent Director at Newbury Street II Acquisition Corp., starting in 2024.
Mr. Seides completed undergraduate studies at Yale University in 1992 and earned an MBA from Harvard Business School in 1999.
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Protégé Partners LLC
Protégé Partners LLC Investment ManagersFinance Protégé Partners invests funds' assets with a diversified group of hedge fund managers through managed account structures or in the investment funds sponsored by such hedge fund managers. The firm focuses exclusively on investing in established, smaller hedge funds and select emerging managers. They are recognized as an industry expert in what they believe is the highly attractive, less efficient, and under allocated universe of smaller hedge funds. | Gründer | - |
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Yale University
Yale University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Protégé Partners LLC
Protégé Partners LLC Investment ManagersFinance Protégé Partners invests funds' assets with a diversified group of hedge fund managers through managed account structures or in the investment funds sponsored by such hedge fund managers. The firm focuses exclusively on investing in established, smaller hedge funds and select emerging managers. They are recognized as an industry expert in what they believe is the highly attractive, less efficient, and under allocated universe of smaller hedge funds. | Finance |
Harvard Business School
Harvard Business School Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















