Tom Hahn
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President and Founder | Prudent Growth Partners, LLC
Tom is a successful entrepreneur, financier, and real estate operator with nearly 30 years of capital markets and real estate investing experience, including the active management participation of over five-dozen LLCs with holdings that consist of a neighborhood shopping centers, office and flex space, single-tenant retail properties, multi-family properties, and single family residential investment properties throughout the Midwest, Mid Atlantic and the Southeast.
Tom founded PGP in 2015 primarily as a way to work with many friends, investors, and partners who were interested in building a diversified real estate portfolio with a goal of achieving strong cash flow and long-term equity growth.
Prior to starting PGP, Tom co-founded Chapel Hill Brokers, an energy derivatives firm that was acquired by ICAP Energy, LLC, the world's largest energy derivatives firm. He had a leadership role in many strategic acquisitions, joint ventures, and strategy decisions for the firm while also managing the US power derivatives businesses. He spent his early career on Wall Street as an oil derivatives traders at a private fund and two different global investment banks. Tom is an expert in acquisitions and dispositions, deal structuring, negotiation, management, finance, and investor relations.
Tom is also an active early-stage angel investor, with investments in several startups, including Bandwidth.com (which successfully completed an IPO in 2017), Republic Wireless, Renewable Choice Energy (acquired by Schneider Electric in 2016), Wedpics (acquired in 2017), and is a member of the Triangle Angel Partners, a private equity fund designed to assist and invest in startup companies in the Raleigh Durham area.
He lives in Chapel Hill with his wife, Jennifer, and two boys.
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