matt eliot

manager, equipment, branding and gameday

About

Thoroughly enjoying a second career following my passion. I also blog about coffee.

Country

united states

City

bethesda

Industry

sports

Skill

banking, ifc, finance

Experience

legal assistant

ifc - international finance corporation

1993-1 - 1998-11 · 5 yrs 11 mos

manager, equipment, branding and gameday

george washington university

2019-9 - Present · 7 yrs 1 mo

Establish and lead centralized athletic equipment and apparel function supporting 27 NCAA Division I teams. Manage athletic branding for teams and licensees. Lead game day guest experience program at home men’s and women’s basketball games.

legal assistant

sidley austin llp

1990-6 - 1992-12 · 2 yrs 7 mos

Business transactions/banking group.

event manager - athletics

george washington university

2017-9 - 2019-8 · 2 yrs

Developing and delivering guest experience initiatives

principal special operations officer

ifc - international finance corporation

2005-8 - 2012-12 · 7 yrs 5 mos

Workout and restructuring practitioner. Devised and executed recovery strategies for jeopardy cases in IFC's loan and equity portfolios, across a number of sectors. Managed complex multi-stakeholder situations, with extensive direct negotiation with company ownership and management, government, and parallel investors. Based in IFC's regional hubs in Hong Kong (2009-2012) and Istanbul (2005-2009).

investment officer - syndications

ifc - international finance corporation

1998-12 - 2005-7 · 6 yrs 8 mos

Agency role. Managed relationships with international bank participants in IFC's syndicated B Loan program, with an emphasis on distressed loans. Based in Bangkok office, September 2003 to July 2005, previously in Washington, DC headquarters.

principal investment officer

ifc - international finance corporation

2012-12 - 2017-6 · 4 yrs 7 mos

Investments in health and education sectors in South Asia. Lead IFC/World Bank joint Health in India initiative, targeting health care delivery in second- and third-tier cities and low-income states.