Alan Quasha Report

Alan Quasha serves on the board of directors at I-Behavior, as the acting director. Founded in 1999, I-Behavior is the firm to bring cooperative database marketing to the next level. Created by the man who is considered the father of modern-day direct marketing, Lester Wunderman, I-Behavior was the first to develop the SKU-level purchase date cooperative. This cooperative proved that a detailed purchase history is the most successful predictor of future buying behavior.

aCerno came into existence in 2006 when this idea was expanded. aCerno was the original on-line data cooperative which was anonymous, and showed that similar marketing principles and analytics can transfer to on-line advertising.

Now, ten years later, in 2009, I-Behavior is still leading the marketplace in behavioral targeting. I-Behavior links the predictive power of behavioral targeting with the reasons, motivations and desires that seem to drive purchasing decisions.

Alan Quasha, in addition to being a partner at Vanterra and President of Quadrant Management, he is the director of I-Behavior, a provider of premier database marketing solutions and a behavioral targeting firm.

Established as a service for multi-channel marketers and advertisers, I-Behavior, will help companies create, build, as well as maintain more profitable relationships with customers, both on and off-line. I-Behavior gives companies the modeling performance, excellent price and superb bottom-line results which you desire in conjunction with I-Behaviors unique marketing solutions.

At I-Behaviour, Alan Quasha director, they help companies meet their marketing objectives. In order to do this consistently I-Behavior looks beyond the demographic profiles and strives to understand the interests and buying patterns of consumers.

Those who want to attract new customers and keep the customers they already have will be wise to form a partnership with the I-Behavior cooperative.

Alan Quasha, in addition to his professional roles as President of Quadrant Management, Inc. and co-chairman of Carret Asset Management, he serves as the chairman of the Brain Trauma Foundation.

This foundation was created to help improve the outcomes for those suffering from Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) by supporting the development of guidelines for best practices when treating these injuries; conducting clinical research; and educating, informing and generally keeping health care providers up to date on the latest news in treating TBI.

Alan Quasha is a principal in the alternative investment management firm of Quadrant Management, Inc., based in New York. The firm focuses its investments on the U.S. market as well as the emerging markets sectors. Quadrant, along with its affiliates controls assets valuing over 3 billion dollars. Quadrant has offices in China, Africa, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, India and the United States.

Quadrant specializes in restructuring companies, which is popular at this juncture in time due to the pressure from the difficult economic environment.  Quadrant, with Alan Quasha at its helm, began restructuring companies over thirty years ago. At that time there was no money in this activity as an agent, so the reality was that it had to be done by Quasha as a principal.

When Alan Quasha was a student at Harvard, he participated on three national championship teams in tennis and squash. Quasha attributes his early success as a young professional to his dedication to athletics in college.

Alan Quasha is currently the CEO of Quadrant Management, Inc., which is a principal alternative investment management firm sfounded in 1988 and is headquartered in New York.  The firm is mostly focused on U.S. and emerging markets.

Together with affiliated companies, Quadrant has in excess of 3 billion dollars in assets under its management. There are presently offices in the United States, India, China, Eastern Europe, Africa and the Middle East.

Alan Quasha

Since 1988 Alan Quasha as served as Director of Compagnie Financière Richemont SA. He was the CEO of North American Resources Limited, which is a joint venture with Richemont SA and the Quasha family, from 1988 until 1998. Mr. Quasha is also the Chairman of HKN, Inc, which is a publicly traded and independent oil and gas company.  He is also presently the Chairman of Carret Asset Management Group; Brean Murray, Carret and Co.,LLC, an investment bank which deals mostly in Chinese and small-cap companies.  Quasha is also the Founding Principal of Vanterra Capital, a global private equity fund, and he is the Chairman of the Brain Trauma Fondation.

In past years Alan Quasha was the Chairman of the Visiting Committee of Harvard University’s Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, past Director of American Express Funds, and a former Governor of the American Stock Exchange.

Quasha was educated at Harvard University and has a B.A. from Harvard College and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School, a law degree from New York University Law School and a doctorate of law from Harvard Law School.