Corporate Finance & Development Adviser@Berkshire International Finance Inc.
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John Figliolini, President of Berkshire International Finance, Inc. started his career in the finance world in 1982 as a Registered Representative at a NYSE member firm. He started Berkshire in 1992 with the goal of assisting underserved small to medium size companies raise equity and debt capital. His approach called for Berkshire to be the sole source of financing for his corporate clients over an extended period of time. This allowed trust and confidence to be built between each corporate client and institutional investor Mr. Figliolini brought together.
Mr. Figliolini has raised over $500 Million in equity and debt capital for over 50 public and private companies since 1992 and has assisted over 20 companies in becoming publicly traded enterprises via reverse merges. Mr. Figliolini was a forerunner in the reverse merger technique before Large Banks started doing it themselves.
Mr. Figliolini founded, operated and managed three offshore equity funds with over $200 Million under management. He also founded and operated a FINRA registered broker/dealer which made markets in over 1,000 NASDAQ and OTCBB traded stocks.
Berkshire International Finance, Inc. has spent the last 25 years introducing small to medium size companies in the Software, Environmental, Medical, Wastewater Reclamation and Technology space to Angel, Early Stage and Mezzanine investors. These companies range from private to public enterprises and Berkshire has always focused on the exit strategy available to reap the maximum returns for investors. Our strategy is to introduce investors into a new investment at attractive levels while maintaining the ownership integrity of each company (basically, not giving away the store). Toxic investment instruments are not part of our investment mix. Berkshire’s investment approach is to use 100% of the capital raised for any enterprise for growth. This approach guarantees success for both the company and the investors returns.More...