Wendy Dunbar

Wendy Dunbar is a public-sector finance professional who served as the Director of Finance & Administrative Services for the City of Sunrise, Florida, a city of roughly 90,000+ residents in western Broward County. In that capacity she led the department responsible for the city's accounting, budgeting, treasury/investments of public funds, procurement, and related administrative services — the office that produces the municipality's annual budget and its Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR/CAFR).

Her name appears in City of Sunrise City Commission meeting minutes across multiple years (documented from roughly 2016 through 2021), where she is referenced in connection with budget resolutions, financial matters, and departmental business — consistent with a senior, ongoing role in the city's finance leadership during that period. Public-records aggregators additionally associate a "Wendy Dunbar" in Sunrise, FL with a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) credential, which is a typical qualification for a municipal finance director, though this specific credential detail is from a data-broker source and is not independently confirmed by a primary record.

Because this is a public-service role rather than an investing career, there is no venture "firm," fund, or investment track record attached to her. The department she led manages *public* money — municipal reserves, bond proceeds, and operating funds governed by Florida public-investment statutes and the city's investment policy — which is a very different activity from private angel or seed-stage investing.

• No angel/venture investment thesis exists for this person. No fund, syndicate, AngelList profile, portfolio page, blog, talk, or interview describing personal startup investing was found.
• To the extent "investment" applies to her role at all, it is the stewardship of public municipal funds (city reserves, bond/debt proceeds, operating cash) under Florida local-government investment rules and the City of Sunrise's own investment policy — i.e., safety-and-liquidity-first management of taxpayer money, not equity risk capital.
• Any check-size, stage, or sector-focus claim tied to her name should be treated as a misclassification of a government contact record, not a real investment mandate.