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Ken is Chief Executive Officer of CVC – Columbia
Corporate Ventures. He graduated from Willamette University's
College of Law in 1980. He had earlier earned an AB in Government,
with High Honors, and been inducted into Phi Beta Kappa at The
College of William and Mary. In 1987, while actively practicing law, he purchased
and re-opened an aluminum smelter in Washington State.Subsequently he founded Columbia Ventures Corporation
and led in the creation or acquisition of several subsidiary
businesses.In 1996 the Washington smelter was split-off.In 2000 the CVC extrusion group was purchased by
a subsidiary of British company Novar.
Ken is a Director of American Capital Strategies Inc. a NASDAQ-listed company
and is also Director of the Washington Policy Center, a non-profit research
center.
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Mr. Bjarni Thorvardarson is the CEO of Hibernia Atlantic since January 2005. Mr. Thorvardarson joined CVC, Hibernia’s parent company, in 2002 from ISB bank where he launched and managed the listed Talenta-Technology fund which focused on emerging communication and IT opportunities. Prior work experience includes investment banking at FBA bank, management of an MIS department and European Sales Director of an IT company. Mr. Thorvardarson holds an M.Sc. degree in Engineering from UW-Madison, an MBA from ISG in Paris and an M.Sc. in Finance from London Business School. Mr. Thorvardarson serves on the board of One Communications, Magnet Networks.
Click here to view Bjarni Thorvardarson's Video Business Card. |
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Mr. Roman was appointed President of Columbia Ventures Corporation in December 2004 and also serves as Chief Financial Officer since 2000. Mr. Roman previously held the position of Chief Operating Officer since 2000.Prior to joining CVC in 1992, Mr. Roman was a partner in the Portland, Oregon office of Coopers & Lybrand. During his 17 years at C&L he was also resident in the firm's Boston and Paris offices.Mr. Roman is a graduate of Grinnell College and the Graduate School of Business of The University of Chicago. He is a member of the board of directors of Northwest Pipe Company, a NASDAQ-listed company. |
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Kenneth
D. Peterson, Jr.
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