David Bluth is a Managing Director and helps lead GLC Advisors’ Technology Investment Banking practice. Mr. Bluth is focused on advising middle-market software and technology services companies, and is responsible for cultivating and managing client relationships, providing clients access to an extensive network of private equity and strategic buyer relationships, and leading client M&A and capital raising transactions from the point of engagement through deal negotiations and closing. Mr. Bluth provides hands-on, client-first advice and senior-level judgement garnered through nearly 20 years of M&A and capital markets experience.
Mr. Bluth is a board member for SOFTWAREColorado, a Blackstone Entrepreneurs Network Advisor, and a frequent speaker on Technology M&A and other topics pertinent to entrepreneurs and business owners of growing technologies businesses.
Mr. Bluth is dedicated to giving back to his local community and is a former board member and community volunteer for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado, Inc., and a former member of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America’s Nationwide Leadership Council.
Jim Williams is a Managing Director with GLC Advisors, where he helps lead the firm’s Technology investment banking group. He has been advising Software, Internet, and Tech-enabled Services clients and executing M&A and private capital raising transactions for entrepreneurs, founders, and financial sponsors for close to 15 years.
Adam Haynes advises middle market owners of technology and services businesses, leading M&A and capital transactions with a hands-on, client-first and senior-level approach to deliver outlier results for his clients. Mr. Haynes has more than 25 years of M&A and investment banking experience and has completed more than 100 mergers and acquisitions and financing transactions with a total value exceeding $16 billion.
Mr. Haynes is a current board member of Ensemble Innovation Ventures, the parent company of Delta Dental of Colorado, where he sits on the investment committee of EIV’s Ensemble Innovation Fund. He is a former member of George Washington High School’s Collaborative School Committee, of Steck Elementary’s Collaborative School Committee, of the Board of the Colorado Technology Association and of the board of the Denver Young Artist’s Orchestra, as well as a supporter of the Denver Scholarship Foundation, the Denver Police Foundation, and the University of Colorado’s Johnson Depression Center.
With a professional career spanning more than two decades, Adam Fiedor has collaborated with entrepreneurs and management teams of numerous middle-market companies, guiding them through the intricacies of mergers and acquisitions as well as capital raising. Adam has consistently showcased a proven ability to generate substantial value for all parties involved. His adeptness in strategically aligning client objectives during transactions has been instrumental in yielding exceptional financial and business outcomes.
