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Capital Buzz: New investment bank targets tech and growth firms

Joel Kallett has left Houlihan Lokey to launch an investment banking firm called Clearsight Advisors to focus on technology firms and growth companies.

“There’s a real opportunity in this market because the only investment banks headquartered in D.C. are focused on the government contractors,” said Kallett, who recently signed a lease for an office in Tysons Corner.

Kallett, 45, launched Clearsight with three former colleagues. He was a managing director at Houlihan Lokey’s Washington office, where he advised local companies on mergers and acquisition.

“We want to find the next LivingSocial and help them raise capital and create jobs,” he said.

Before joining Houlihan Lokey, Kallett was a partner at Updata Capital, a boutique technology investment bank.

The co-founders include Greg Treger, Bhavin Patel and Beth Seidler. All are former Houlihan employees.

Kallett previously led the global financial technology practice in the technology group at Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown. He had also formed a similar financial technology team at Raymond James & Associates, where he was a managing director in its investment banking group.

Wealth of talent

John Simmons joined Middleburg-based Washington Wealth Management less than three months ago, and already the banker is cherry-picking the competition

Washington Wealth has recruited Jeff Bouchard to be its Southwest regional director, with oversight of a region ranging from Los Angeles to Las Vegas to Arizona.

The firm also brings on three new branch directors: Whit Whitehouse in Los Angeles, Michael Ferrante in San Diego and Peter Sansevero in Seattle.

The new hires all are wealth veterans at other firms.

“I have known these guys for many years,” said Simmons, who worked at Merrill Lynch’s flagship branch in the District for three years. “They have decades of experience and broad connections.”

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