Boris Revsin

Managing Member And Chief Executive Officerat Tribe Capital
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Roles

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  • Tribe Capital Managing Member And Chief Executive Officer
    Dec 1, 2024 to present · “Schedule A: REVSIN, BORIS, MANAGING MEMBER AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, since 12/2024, ownership NA, control person Y”
  • Tribe Capital Managing Director
    ? to present · “team page: Boris Revsin / Managing Director”

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Timeline

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  1. Dec 1, 2024
    Boris Revsin joined Schedule A of Tribe Capital as Managing Member And Chief Executive Officer
    Person joined Fact Tribe Capital Form ADV
  2. Dec 1, 2024
    Joined Tribe Capital as Managing Member And Chief Executive Officer
    Role began Fact Tribe Capital Form ADV

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Boris Revsin is the same institution as 1 record in Private Equity.

Private Equity1

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Record history

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  • Person joined
    2024-12-01source on record

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