Curtis Spagnolo

Curtis Spagnolo is a business-development professional at EBB Group, a Dallas-based boutique investment bank that provides M&A advisory services to middle-market companies (enterprise values roughly $10–500 million). At EBB Group he is described as responsible for identifying and originating relationships with business owners who need assistance selling their company or merging it with another — in effect, a deal-sourcing and relationship role rather than a fund-investing one.

His career spans engineering, energy, trading, and corporate finance. He began as a programs engineer for Rockwell International's aircraft modification group, doing engineering design for airborne systems and aircraft modifications. He subsequently spent several years at EVX Labs developing electric vehicles for both military and civilian applications. He then worked roughly a decade as a securities trader managing his own portfolio, before serving as Treasurer at Allied Marketing Group, a Dallas marketing firm, prior to joining EBB Group.

Spagnolo holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Finance — a combination consistent with his mix of technical and capital-markets roles.

EBB Group itself was founded more than 25 years ago by CEO Eric White, who began executing small-business M&A transactions in Dallas, Texas, and built the firm into a national middle-market advisory practice.

• The available thesis is EBB Group's firm-level M&A mandate, not a personal angel thesis: advising middle-market companies with enterprise values of ~$10–500 million on sales, mergers, and related transactions.
• Spagnolo's stated role is origination: connecting with business owners on both the buy and sell side and supporting them "in all phases of a potential transaction."
• No personal seed/angel check size, sector focus, or geographic thesis could be verified from sources. (The stub's "Seed Round" and "Angel Investors" labels are unconfirmed.)