Costa Mesa, California, United States – October 2024 – Sam Donnelly has joined BOEN as its new Chief Financial Officer. In his role, Sam will focus on driving financial growth, optimizing operations, and enhancing profitability at BOEN, a brand dedicated to simplifying men’s apparel through timeless colors, superior fabrics, and consistent fit. His experience in finance and private equity positions him well to support BOEN’s strategic growth initiatives.
Prior to joining BOEN, Sam worked at Coral Tree Partners for over two years, where he served as a Private Equity Senior Associate. In this role, he was responsible for evaluating investment opportunities, conducting due diligence, and supporting portfolio company growth strategies. His expertise in financial analysis and investment strategy contributed to the successful management of several high-value projects.
Before his tenure at Coral Tree Partners, Sam spent over four years at Houlihan Lokey, a leading global investment bank, where he served as an Investment Banking Analyst and later as a Corporate Development Analyst. He was actively involved in mergers and acquisitions, specifically within the business services sector, contributing to significant deal closures and supporting corporate finance activities for a diverse client base.
Sam’s early career began in corporate finance, where he gained hands-on experience in strategic financial planning, business analysis, and corporate development. His background in investment banking and private equity equips him with a unique blend of skills that are vital for leading financial strategy at BOEN.
About BOEN:
BOEN is a men’s apparel brand that emphasizes simplicity, offering timeless colors, superior fabrics, and consistent fits. The brand aims to reduce decision fatigue and boost confidence through a carefully curated selection of high-quality clothing. Headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, BOEN remains committed to delivering minimalistic yet stylish apparel that caters to modern men’s needs.
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