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As a banker, teacher, author, and advisor I get to serve a largely diverse business community from multi-national corporations to small emerging growth ventures with international aspirations.

I realize the rewards of my business passion by helping business leaders access capital, new markets, and gain the knowledge and connections they need to grow and expand their business. My experience is centered on finance with roles from director of investor relations to CFO.

firm that placed over $100 million in financing where I wrote private placement memorandums and performed valuation modeling and due diligence for investors. I also served on the investment committee of Seraph Capital, the all women angel investing group and was interim director of the Forum for Women Entrepreneurs before joining their board.

My consulting company, VC Team, was highlighted in Business 2.0 magazine. I worked for companies including GeoPacket, Stellar One, and with Chase Norlan, Tim Nielander and Matthew Feldman, put on the premiere venture forums called “Tech Views” at the esteemed Columbia Tower Club where we matched entrepreneurs with investors and fed over $50 million in equity and debt financing to local entrepreneurs.

I was chief financial officer of an Internet-radio broadcasting company with 26 streaming radio stations and interim CFO of a medical device company before joining Community Capital Development, a Community Development Financial Institution.

At CCD I was Director of the US Small Business Administration funded Northwest Women’s Business Center. There I launched programs like the Latino, Women and Minority Loan Fund (LWM Fund), the Native American Entrepreneurial Development Center, and spoke at international conferences as an expert on entrepreneurship and economic development. My programs were award winning and internationally recognized. The government of Taiwan sent a delegation to visit my Center and the World Affairs Council accompanied a delegation of 40 young CEOs representing 10 countries to share best practices and learn about my Center.

I was recruited into traditional banking by the CEO of a local community bank. After managing an economic development program for the City of Shoreline, the local bank president asked that I make the move to banking. For Shoreline Bank I secured SBA Express lending status in record time.

From Shoreline Bank, WaMu recruited me to join their newly formed business banking division and, in under two years, I became the the #1 ranked Small Business Relationship Manager in the nation before they were bought by JP Morgan Chase.

I serve on the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce Small Business Council and serve as an advisor to Microsoft’s Small Business Local Engagement Team.

Reach me at: tiffany.mcveety@comcast.net

“Let’s grow your business together!”

About

I was the first employee and director of investor relations for Terabeam Networks, a telco started by one of Seattle’s serial entrepreneurs, before the company secured a $500 million investment from Lucent and was acquired by a public company.

I went on to become an associate with a federally insured Investment Banking