Maxfield Wiseltier is a Vice President – Investor Relations and Business Analytics at Locust Point Capital. He is responsible for communicating financial information and performance, interacting with investors, and providing insight into the company's strategic goals and plans. He is also responsible for managing data flow and building out automation solutions across various teams at Locust Point Capital, particularly Investor Relations. Prior to joining Locust Point Capital, Mr. Wiseltier managed the North American Investment Analysis team at Sonder, Inc., a tech-forward hospitality company that went public during his time there. At Sonder, Inc., he oversaw the underwriting models and processes, conducted market research, and built automated performance reports, supporting the growth, finance, and real estate organizations. Mr. Wiseltier holds both an MBA, specializing in real estate and finance, and a Bachelor of Science, specializing in management and marketing, from the New York University Leonard N. Stern School of Business.
Maxfield Wiseltier is a Vice President – Investor Relations and Business Analytics at Locust Point Capital. He is responsible for communicating financial information and performance, interacting with investors, and providing insight into the company's strategic goals and plans. He is also responsible for managing data flow and building out automation solutions across various teams at Locust Point Capital, particularly Investor Relations. Prior to joining Locust Point Capital, Mr. Wiseltier managed the North American Investment Analysis team at Sonder, Inc., a tech-forward hospitality company that went public during his time there. At Sonder, Inc., he oversaw the underwriting models and processes, conducted market research, and built automated performance reports, supporting the growth, finance, and real estate organizations. Mr. Wiseltier holds both an MBA, specializing in real estate and finance, and a Bachelor of Science, specializing in management and marketing, from the New York University Leonard N. Stern School of Business.
