CAVU Securities is proud to support Soldiers’ Angels as one of our Capital Markets Commitment impact recipients. As part of this commitment and the CAVU Impact Pledge, we donate 10% of gross revenues from capital markets deal fees and money fund share classes to nonprofit partners serving veterans and underrepresented communities.
In 1995, only 37% of computer scientists were women. In 2012, Reshma Saujani, an Indian-American lawyer and politician, realized that this percentage was decreasing rapidly and became alarmed. She attacked the problem head-on by founding Girls Who Code (GWC). GWC is a nonprofit organization on a mission to close the gender gap in technology....
New York City, July 10, 2023. CAVU Securities, LLC, (“CAVU”) a minority and veteran-owned broker-dealer firm has formed a strategic partnership with veteran economist Mark Vitner of Piedmont Crescent Capital, an independent economic consulting firm. This collaboration aims to provide CAVU clients with unparalleled economic analysis and insights,...
CAVU Securities is proud to recognize The Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation (MCSF) as one of our 2023 Capital Markets Commitment Recipients. As part of our Capital Markets Commitment and CAVU Impact Pledge, we donate 10% of gross revenues from capital markets deal fees and money fund share classes to nonprofit partners serving veterans and...
New York City, June 20, 2023. CAVU Securities, LLC, (“CAVU”) a minority and veteran-owned broker-dealer firm, welcomed Sue Ann Cormack as Managing Director in February 2023. As of June 2023, Sue Ann will become Senior Managing Director of the Cash Solutions Group and will also join CAVU’s executive leadership team. Sue Ann joined CAVU from...
CAVU Securities is proud to introduce Boys and Girls Club of America (BGCA) as our newest nonprofit partner and one of our 2023 Impact Pledge recipients.As a part of ourCAVU Impact PledgeandCapital Markets Commitment,we donate 10% of gross revenues from money fund share classes and capital market deal fees to nonprofit partners serving...
Between 1905 and 1921, the Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma became one of the most affluent Black communities in the United States. Greenwood, often referred to as “Black Wall Street,” was a largely self-contained community that boasted its own luxury hotels, restaurants, theaters, banks, hospitals, schools, and public transit system. Its...
