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David Taffet

David Taffet saw a golden opportunity for corporate growth and renewal when he, along side a New York Stock Exchange company, purchased Red Swan's^SM parent company, Lippincott LLC, in 2007. With a career which has spanned the law, investment banking, private equity, start ups, turnarounds, buy outs and not-for-profits, he brings extraordinary business experience to his role as Executive Manager of Red Swan and the other Lippincott brands.

Prior to purchasing Lippincott, David Taffet orchestrated seven turnarounds on behalf of U.S., Canadian and German corporations. Before embarking on this path, he founded and served as Executive Manager of The Fossicker Fund, a $100 million buy-out fund. He also founded and served as President of MeridianTelesis, a Philadelphia-based, institutionally funded co-location service provider, which was sold in January of 2004 after 5 years of operation to Switch & Data Facilities Co., Inc. (NASDAQ: SDXC).

Prior to joining MeridianTelesis, David Taffet founded and operated a private equity fund named Equisition Capital and a boutique investment banking firm named Infusion Capital. His work experience also includes tours of duty in BT Alex, Brown Private Client Group and with two prominent Philadelphia law firms. Along the way, he has served as an Executive Board member of the University City Science Center in Philadelphia and as a founding Board member and Treasurer of NPower Pennsylvania.

David Taffet is a graduate of Duke University and of the University of Virginia School of Law, where he served as the Editor-in-Chief of the University of Virginia Environmental Law Journal.

He lives with his wife and his children in the Philadelphia suburbs.