Mr. Malfettone retired in 2018 after a 42-year career in senior leadership positions in public accounting, financial services and asset management. Since retiring, he has invested and advised businesses in the real estate technology, procurement consulting, and professional services industries. Most recently, Mr. Malfettone was a Senior Managing Director with Clayton Dubilier & Rice, a top-ten private equity leveraged buyout firm where he served as Head of Operations, Chief Compliance Officer, Head of Portfolio Procurement and Risk Manager, working with CD&R-owned portfolio firms to reduce indirect purchasing costs and provide comprehensive insurance coverage.

Prior to that, Mr. Malfettone was Partner, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Compliance Officer for Oak Hill Capital Partners, a middle-market private equity firm. Previously, he spent 12 years with GE Capital in senior management roles, including Corporate Controller, EVP CFO, and Managing Director of GE Equity, running GE’s Commercial Service Business that profitably invested +$1 billion. Mr. Malfettone also served as the EVP and CFO for MacDermid, Inc. and as an Audit Partner with KPMG. He served on numerous corporate boards, often as chair of audit committees, across a range of industries, including Duane Reade, a retail drug store; Juice Plus, a nutraceutical company; Trade-out, a technology company; Endura, a supply chain software business; TruckLite, a manufacturer of truck parts; and Service America, a corporate food service business.

Mr. Malfettone earned a bachelor’s degree (magna cum laude) in accounting from the University of Connecticut and is a member of the School of Business Hall of Fame. He serves on the Advisory Board of LogicSource, a procurement outsourcing/consulting company and chairs the Audit Committee for the Board of Directors of New Mountain Finance SLF I, a senior loan fund. Mr. Malfettone chairs the Board of the Cardinal Shehan Center, a youth center in Bridgeport, CT, and is Chairman Emeritus of the Board of the University of Connecticut Foundation.