Tsvi Gal has over 25 years of investment and operational experience in global corporations, with a focus on financial services, media & entertainment and information technology. Prior to joining Exigen Capital, he was the Chief Technology Officer for Deutsche Bank Asset Management and Investment Banking. Previously he led the launch of a $750 million download and ringtone business as CIO and Head of Business Development at Time Warner Music Group (NYSE: WMG). He played a key role in WMG's leveraged buyout and subsequent public offering. Tsvi also led the public offering for Memco and its $550 million acquisition by Computer Associates. As President and Chief Operating Officer of AT&T’s ATT.COM, Tsvi tripled the group’s revenue to $390 million per year. His previous experience includes C-level roles at Merrill Lynch, Wells Fargo, ABN AMRO Bank and Bank of America, as well as General Partner in GBS, a $1 billion USA/Japan private equity fund. In addition, he has advised on numerous mergers and acquisitions as well as public offerings for such companies as Skynet, Ksolo and Vizible.

Currently, he is the New York Chapter President of the Society of Information Managers (SIM), a CIO association with more than 3,500 members. He is also the author of "Distributed Computing Management" and served on the USA technology delegation to the G7. In 2001, he received the Einstein Award from the President of Israel. Tsvi serves on the boards of FundTech, Expand, Cardean University, Perfomania and Venotion and is an advisor to the president of Rutgers University.