Brennan Libbey
- Partner
- Los Angeles
Brennan directs client engagements and manages the firm’s Los Angeles office, and leads Livingstone’s US Business Services team. He has over 25 years of investment banking experience, primarily focused on middle-market transactions in services and technology.
Prior to joining Livingstone, Brennan was a Managing Director at Houlihan Lokey and spent nine years at UBS. He began his career with DLJ in 1993.
Education:
- BS, University of Pennsylvania
Allitix
has been sold to
Accenture
TSD Global
has been sold to
Movate
Fusion Alliance
has been sold to
New Era Technology
Tech Republic, a business unit of Red Ventures
has been acquired by
TechnologyAdvice
Silent Break Security
has been acquired by
NetSPI, a portfolio of Sunstone Partners
PubRec
has merged with
PeopleConnect
Incendium Consulting
has been acquired by
The Instant Group
ABCOMRENTS
has partnered with
Dubin Clark & Company
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