Travis Pearson is a Managing Director of GI Partners. He has investment responsibilities for, and currently serves on the boards of Insurity, Togetherwork, Doxim, Flexential, Logibec, MRI Software, and Daxko. He is also responsible for developing the Firm’s Portfolio Operations Program. Prior to joining GI Partners, Mr. Pearson spent 15 years at Bain & Company, where he advised leading firms in technology, media, and telecommunications. He also worked with top private equity firms on over 100 transactions, and served GI Partners on a variety of successful investments. Mr. Pearson played several leadership roles at Bain, including serving as the head of the Technology practice for the Americas.

Education:
J.D. from Harvard Law School, magna cum laude
M.A. and B.A. from Duke University, cum laude and with distinction in Economics

Sendil Rajendran is a Director of GI Partners. He currently serves on the boards of Insurity, Togetherwork, and Daxko. Prior to joining GI Partners, Mr. Rajendran was a Vice President at Court Square Partners in New York where he focused on Technology, Media & Telecom private equity investments. Earlier in his career, he worked in private equity at TA Associates and in investment banking at J.P. Morgan.

Education:
M.B.A. from the Wharton School of Business
B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Cornell University

Sean Turner is a Principal, Portfolio Operations of GI Partners. Mr. Turner currently serves on the boards of Daxko and Doxim. Prior to joining GI Partners, he was the Vice President of Strategic Programs for Greenway Health, a Vista Equity Partners’ portfolio company. Prior to Greenway, he worked at Vista implementing best practice operating principles and continuous improvement programs across their portfolio of companies. Earlier in his career, he worked as an investment banker focused on various industry sectors at Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, Credit Suisse, and Barclays.

Education:
M.B.A. from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business
B.S. from the University of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School

John Wang is a Vice President of GI Partners. He currently serves on the boards of Insurity and Doxim. Prior to joining GI Partners, Mr. Wang was a Vice President at Symphony Technology Group in Palo Alto, where he focused on private equity investments in software, technology-enabled services, and data analytics companies and served on the board of Bond International Software. Earlier in his career, he worked as an investment banker in the Mergers & Acquisitions department at J.P. Morgan, and in the technology group at Oppenheimer & Co.

Education:
A.B. in Economics from Brown University

Patrick Ghilani is the chief executive officer of MRI Software and has been an executive with MRI Software since 2006, previously holding the positions of president and chief operating officer, and vice president of global professional services.

Appointed chief operating officer in 2012, Patrick spearheaded productivity and client experience improvements while leading all client operations, including professional services, client support, and SaaS hosting. As president & COO, Patrick led corporate growth initiatives targeting both geographic and innovative product expansion.

With over 20 years of experience in the enterprise application arena, Patrick has successfully managed both the strategy and operations of sizeable technology product and services organizations, serving multiple global industries, including over 10 years in the Commercial and Multi-Family Real Estate vertical. Prior to MRI, Patrick held Vice President roles building and managing professional and support services organizations for both SmartOps Corporation, a provider of supply chain software (now an SAP Company), as well as for technology consulting services firm, UBICS, Inc. As a management consultant with Ernst & Young LLP, Patrick was a leader in the manufacturing vertical, with global sales, management, and delivery responsibilities of large scale ERP application implementations for the Fortune 500.

Patrick received a Bachelor of Arts in Business-Supply Chain Management from Michigan State University.

Chris Giglio is a strategic advisor to Insurity, after serving as the company’s chief executive officer since July 2017, succeeding Insurity’s founder and CEO, Jeffrey Glazer. He brings to Insurity more than 25 years of executive management and software experience, and has consistently delivered market-leading technology solutions that provide strong client value.

Prior to joining Insurity, Chris was CEO for six years of Aderant, a prominent software provider to law and professional services firms specializing in practice management and workflow and case management. Chris has also held executive positions in the areas of client operations, software services, and implementations, as well as software sales and marketing leadership.

Chris earned a BS in Electrical Engineering from Villanova University.

David Wroe is a Strategic Advisor for Insurity and provides strategic and tactical consultancy services through Clareworks. He has accumulated a wealth of senior level insurance and IT experience during his extensive career.

Previously, David served as Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of CNA Insurance Companies for six years. Prior to CNA, David served as Chairman and CEO of Agency Management Systems, Inc. (AMS) for 13 years, the company is now known as Vertafore. David helped to transform the business into the largest provider of automation services to insurance agents with a customer base exceeding 20,000 agencies.

David graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BA in Mathematics from Providence College.

Chris Lafond is CEO of Insurity and oversees all aspects of operations and strategic direction.  He brings to Insurity more than 20 years of executive management experience.

Prior to his role as CEO, Chris had served as Insurity’s CFO since 2017. Before joining Insurity, he served as CFO for Gartner and then Intralinks, where he’d progressed in leadership roles for over 20 years. Chris earned his MBA in Finance and Accounting from Columbia University, and his BA in Economics from The University of Connecticut.