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Brodie
Cobb

Founder and CEO of Presidio Financial Partners LLC

San Francisco, California

For more than 20 years, entrepreneur and executive Brodie Cobb has operated at the highest levels of business and financial management, building an impeccable professional record in the process.

In his role as Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of San Francisco, California-based The Presidio Group LLC, Brodie Cobb engages in his work with an overall commitment to provide strategic financial advice to individuals, families, and businesses, along with investing in various enterprises. Consisting of four divisions, private equity, investment banking, wealth advisory, and family enterprise strategies, The Presidio Group has thrived under the careful stewardship of Brodie Cobb, and remains one of the top private financial-advisory firms of its kind.

Founding Presidio in 1997, Brodie Cobb immediately set out to establish his firm as a trusted name in financial and capital market-advisory services. Owing to his initial success, Brodie Cobb soon diversified the offerings of Presidio, adding private equity to the growing list of his firm’s scope of business. By 2007, Brodie Cobb had positioned Presidio as a source of later-stage funding for entrepreneurs across North America, and beyond.

As a result of his performance at The Presidio Group, Brodie Cobb has earned featured coverage and provided quotes in various mainstream and trade publications, including BusinessWeek, The Daily Deal, and the San Francisco Business Times. Prior to the formation of Presidio, Brodie Cobb served in various capacities for Montgomery Securities, First Boston Corporation, and Security Pacific National Bank, where he worked in the Leveraged Funding Group. A graduate of The University of Texas at Austin and Tulane University, Brodie Cobb holds a Master of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Arts in History from these respective institutions.


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  • Rockin’ the Mint Helps Celebrate Bay Area Music Legends
    , Brodie Cobb's Blog on Bigsight
    January, 2012

    posted at sanfranciscomuseum.org

    As a prominent member of his San Francisco, California, community, Brodie Cobb recently co-hosted the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society’s annual Rockin’ the Mint event to honor seven Bay Area native musicians and bands.

    Every year, Standing Ovations: Rockin’ the Mint celebrates the lives and careers of music legends from San Francisco, including The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Starship, Huey Lewis and the News, Carlos Santana, Booker T, Boz Scaggs, and the Tower of Power. The Old Mint, itself a Bay Area legend and national landmark, is the venue of choice every year as proceeds from the gala help fund its restoration and preservation efforts.

    The 2009 event also included a private exhibit of selected archives of Bill Graham concert recordings. The collection, part of Wolfgang’s Vault, offered guests the chance to view rarely seen video footage of some of San Francisco’s most legendary concerts.

    In addition to vintage concert recordings, Rockin’ the Mint also provided guests with a cocktail reception in the historic Old Mint vaults, a world-class dinner in the building’s Ornate Counting Rooms, and a grand finale of award presentations and live performance by honorees Booker T and Jefferson Starship. Booker T, a Grammy Award-winning rhythm and blues artist who relocated to San Francisco from Memphis, Tennessee, in 1971, earned three BAMmie Awards and composed music for numerous major motion pictures throughout his career. Jefferson Starship, a band that evolved from the similarly acclaimed Jefferson Airplane, garnered national recognition during the 1970s and 1980s, producing hits such as “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now,” “We Built This City,” and “Miracles.”

    Wolfgang’s Vault archivist Katherine York told the San Francisco Chronicle that the event stood for more than just an awards night. “This is the history of San Francisco music,” she told the Chronicle. “It’s not just the history of the performers. It’s the history of the venues.”