Lindsey has been a private equity investor for 25 years with a particular focus on the Financial Services sector.īefore she founded Pollen Street, Lindsey led the team managing the £1.1bn Special Opportunities Fund within RBS and spent six years as a Partner at Cabot Square Capital, focusing on operating investments in real estate and other asset backed investments, together with investments in the Financial Services sector. Lindsey founded Pollen Street in 2013 and is the CEO as well as Chairman of the investment committee. He is native in Swedish and fluent in English and German and is a member of the YPO Gold London Chapter. He is also a Reserve Lieutenant in the Royal Swedish Navy. He received his BSc in Economics from the University of Uppsala, Sweden in 1989. He also has work experience as a strategy consultant from Indevo and Bain & Co.
and in 2000, was a Principal at NM Rothschild's private equity business in London. Between 20 he was a Partner and member of the management committee at Atlantic-Pacific Capital Inc. Prior to joining TPG in 2011, Magnus served as Managing Director and Head of Europe for Jefferies Fund Placement Group. Prior to joining Pollen Street Capital, Magnus was previously at TPG’s Fundraising group, where he was part of the global team responsible for Europe. Magnus has extensive fundraising and IR experience having raised over USD 4 billion in his career since 1989. He is also a member of the Investment Committee. His practice areas included corporate, securities, real estate, tax and nonprofit law.Magnus joined Pollen Street in 2016 as Partner, Fundraising and Investor Relations. He began his career in private practice with the New York offices of Latham & Watkins and Christy & Viener. Prior to arriving at Case Western Reserve, Rossman taught at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Baltimore. Rossman is a frequent speaker on legal issues that affect nonprofit organizations and small businesses. The Roundtable, which consists of practicing lawyers, government officials, law students and law faculty, meets periodically to discuss important practice related issues in these areas of law. Rossman is also a co-founder and active participant in the Cleveland Roundtable on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law. Most recently, the lab has prepared reports on tax increment financing, land banks, vacant property ordinances and tangled title issues. Students research and prepare reports on topics identified by local nonprofit development organizations. The lab functions as a legal think tank focused on the redevelopment and revitalization of urban areas. Rossman also created and teaches the Urban Development Lab. Through the Community Development Clinic, he aspires to teach law students the array of skills necessary to succeed in representing "organizations," no matter the size or setting.
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In his legal career, Rossman has represented the full spectrum of public and private entity clients, ranging from mom-and-pop businesses and grass-roots community groups to municipalities and foundations to Fortune 500 companies and Wall Street investment banks. He coordinates and co-teaches the Community Development Clinic, through which third-year law students provide corporate counsel and transactional law services to community-based nonprofit organizations and sustainable business ventures in the Cleveland area. Matthew Rossman joined Case Western Reserve's law faculty in 2004.
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