Glenn Myles
Glenn Myles is currently the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of, First Wall Street Capital. Glenn has worked in the investment world for almost thirty years. During his career, he has been involved in nearly $10 billion dollars of transactions as an investor, principal and advisor. He has overseen the acquisition and financing of over five thousand apartments and the conversion of thousands of units of cooperative and condominiums. Under his leadership, First Wall Street Capital, under an advisory role, raised $850 million for Paul Reichmann's re-acquisition of Canary Wharf, in London, England and $1 billion for Credit Foncier. First Wall Street Capital also advised Nomura Securities on their bid for FGH Bank and its bid to purchase the Suez Real Estate Portfolio in France.
Recently, Mr. Myles restructured $236 Million for the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Biloxi Mississippi, raised €100MM for a developer based in Bulgaria through a multi-billion dollar hedge fund, and created the first publicly traded business development corporation devoted primarily for investing in "green" and sustainable businesses such as recycling and renewable energy companies.
Mr. Myles has served as Executive Vice President for the Davis Corporation, the holding company for Marvin Davis. He was responsible for overseeing the capital holdings and investments for Davis Real Estate, Davis Petroleum and Davis Entertainment. Mr. Myles has personally invested in various businesses, including Times Square Stores, the Ritz Carlton Hotel in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Royce Union Bicycles, Wilcox International, and mydna.com.
Mr. Myles serves various Boards, such as the Fairchild Corporation (NYSE:FA), Planet Finance, and others.
