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Rob Buxton

Rob is a Partner in AGC Partners’ Silicon Valley office, where he focuses on infrastructure software and mobility. He has over 25 years of experience working with technology companies as an investment banker and as a principal investor. Before joining AGC, he was Managing Director and Co-Head of Technology Investment Banking for CIBC World Markets from 1999-2008 and was most recently Managing Director and Head of Technology, Media and Telecom at Yorkville Advisors, a $1 billion fund focused on structured finance investments. Rob started out on Wall Street with Dean Witter Reynolds and later moved on to Oppenheimer/CIBC. Rob has completed over 300 financing and M&A transactions. Rob has his B.S. in Economics from Millsaps College where he was Valedictorian, and his M.B.A. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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"Rob's work throughout this process was exemplary, leading the effort from the front and representing QMetry with the utmost professionalism in every interaction. His team was the invaluable backbone that drove the deal home with precision and navigating a rapid due diligence process. I was deeply impressed with the AGC team's commitment and skill and would certainly look for their support again in the future."

- Makarand Teje, CEO, QMetry

"We decided to engage AGC because of their track record, deep market knowledge, and relationships in the technology sector. Their perseverance, thoroughness, and 24/7 work ethic proved invaluable in today’s turbulent markets, and helped us accomplish our goals."

- Kumar Goswami, CEO, Komprise

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