Marc O Casal

Marc O'Casal is listed across multiple business databases (ZoomInfo, AllPeople, AlphaMaven) as an Assistant Treasurer at Curtiss-Wright Corporation, headquartered in Davidson, North Carolina. Curtiss-Wright (NYSE: CW), founded in 1929 from the merger of companies tied to aviation pioneers Glenn Curtiss and the Wright brothers, is a diversified, publicly traded industrial company supplying sensors, controls, electronics, flow-control valves, and mission-critical components to the commercial aerospace, defense, naval/nuclear, and general industrial markets.

In a corporate treasury function, an Assistant Treasurer typically supports the company's Treasurer on cash management, capital markets, debt and liquidity, banking relationships, foreign-exchange and interest-rate risk, and pension/investment oversight — i.e., managing the corporation's own balance sheet, not making outside venture investments. At Curtiss-Wright, the Treasurer role has been held by Robert F. Freda (appointed Corporate Treasurer in 2021, succeeding Harry S. Jakubowitz); an Assistant Treasurer such as O'Casal would operate within that treasury organization.

Because he is a finance professional at an operating company rather than a public-facing investor, there is limited published biographical detail (education, prior roles, dates) available from primary sources. The email in the stub ([hidden]) is consistent with the partially masked address (m***@curtisswright.com) shown on ZoomInfo. The (503) listed phone number corresponds to an Oregon area code (Portland metro), which may reflect a regional Curtiss-Wright facility or a directory listing rather than the Davidson HQ.

• No public investment thesis exists. Marc O'Casal is not documented as a venture capitalist, angel investor, or fund principal.
• As a corporate Assistant Treasurer, any "investment" activity would be internal corporate treasury — managing Curtiss-Wright's cash, debt, liquidity, and short-term investment portfolio — not deploying capital into external startups.
• There is no evidence he invests in seed-stage companies or writes startup checks, contrary to the supplied stub.