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Charlie Streeter
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Charlie Streeter
Charlie has considerable experience of business development strategy, a well networked sales executive with a proven record of achieving rapid sustained growth and of negotiating complex large-scale partnerships with global and regional brands across multiple industries and geographies. Post graduating with a BSc Hns in Business Management from Oxford Brookes University Charlie cemented his career in investment banking with ABN AMRO based in London and New York. He moved to Hong Kong with ICAP and built several Institutional Sales and Trading businesses with the likes of Sun Hung Kai Financial, with a particular focus on ECM sales. In 2016 Charlie made the pivot from finance into technology and services, helping large enterprises with customer lifecycle needs through innovative software, working for market leaders Blackhawk Network a Silver Lake company. Experiences to date has organically lead to advisory and mentorship roles, bringing together comprehensive subject matter knowledge to assist start-ups and early-stage companies in commercialization and sales strategies, securing financial capital, and deploying human capital to create global success stories who are solving important problems.
"Building and nurturing relationships is crucial for market entry and business expansion. Success in a new market requires thorough research, understanding of target customers, and knowledge of competition. Fostering internal relationships can lead to a collaborative and innovative culture, whilst well-developed external relationships with customers, partners, and investors pave the way for long-term growth."
Charlie Streeter, Business Dev Executive, Enterprise Sales & Commercial Advisor of Catallyze, OneSeed