Paygevity
OperatingPaygevity Inc.
Fintech · New York, NY
A Supply Chain, FinTech Payment Company An Investment in Paygevity is an Investment in the Future of America's Supply Chain Community
Financials
FY2015–FY2018 · from SEC filings · hover any figure for its sourceFigures as reported by the issuer in the filing shown on hover. Each year’s pill shows the assurance level of its filed statements — audited, reviewed (CPA review, less than an audit), or unaudited, as the filing’s own report or certification states it. A dashed pill marked * is inferred instead: the SEC minimum for an offering that size, which the issuer may have exceeded. No pill means we couldn’t tell. Headcount is the filing’s point-in-time count, not a year-end average. Manually corrected figures are marked “Corrected”.
Valuation over rounds
Valuation caps on SAFE / convertible note roundsDashed amber bars are a SAFE or convertible note's valuation cap — the most it converts at, not what the company is worth.
Fundraising history
Team
4 people
Neil H. Rothenberg has served as Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Paygevity, Inc since February, 2015., an innovative, disruptive and scalable, Supply-Chain, FinTech payment company. Paygevity has a “win-win” business model. It contracts with many of the Fortune 1000 corporations and offers them increased flexibility in their working capital management. At the same time, Paygevity “promptly” pays the selected suppliers to these Fortune 1000 corporations. No longer does a supplier to a Fortune 1000 corporation have to wait 45, 60, or 90 days to get paid on their approved invoices. During the mid-1990’s Mr. Rothenberg was an investment banker at Dillon, Read & Co., Inc. and Prudential Securities Inc. He provided M&A advisory as well as debt and equity underwritings for institutions operating in the financial services sector. In the late-1990’s Mr. Rothenberg was recruited by CIT Group’s Merchant Banking Division. At CIT Mr. Rothenberg provided factoring loans, bank loans, mezzanine loans with warrants, and equity investments to small and mid-size corporations. Starting in 2002 Mr. Rothenberg joined the hedge fund industry as a portfolio manager of Corporate Credit, Fixed Income and Distressed Debt. He managed funds for Ramius Capital Group, an affiliate of Paloma Partners, and M.D. Sass. Mr. Rothenberg holds an MBA in Finance from Columbia Business School and a BA in Political Science from Emory University.
Mr. Louis A. Young II joined Paygevity in March of 2017. He is a technology executive and former CIA officer with a career-long history of entrepreneurial innovation, high performance leadership, and integrated C-suite experience in operations, finance, and business development. Mr. Young has served in various senior management, program management, management consulting, and start-up positions where he has helped C-Suite executives, Fortune 500 firms, government leaders, and civil society organizations effectively leverage systems engineering, network engineering, software development, and operational analysis—along with geopolitical and macro-economic insights—to develop bespoke solutions for customers. He has also managed both public and private sector initiatives and advanced research on big data analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and financial technology subject matters.
Former head of strategy for a listed Japanese manufacturing firm. Carlyle Group Private Equity then Co-founded “friendly activist” hedge fund VARECS Partners. International Christian University B.A., Social Science. Harvard Business School, MBA.
Senior technology leader within the U.S. Department of Defense leading agile teams in machine learning, software development, distributed processing, system monitoring, and data security. Current Computer Science adjunct professor, University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). Former business decision modeling professor at James Madison University College of Business. Ph.D., Rice University Computational and Applied Mathematics. BS Mathematics, UMBC.
Names and titles as disclosed on SEC Form C, StartEngine. Bios and photos come from the platform campaign page and may be out of date.
Reg CF annual-report compliance
Filed 1 of 9 annual reports (FY2017–FY2025)
Reg CF issuers must file a Form C-AR each year until a Rule 202(b) termination trigger is met.
SEC filings
- Form C-TRApr 29, 20200001665160-20-000490EDGAR
- Form C-UMay 7, 20190001665160-19-000623EDGAR
- Form C-ARApr 30, 20190001665160-19-000483EDGAR
- Form CMar 20, 20190001665160-19-000281EDGAR
- Form C-UAug 2, 20180001665160-18-000762EDGAR
- Form C-UJan 19, 20180001665160-18-000042EDGAR
- Form COct 18, 20170001665160-17-000500EDGAR
- Form DMay 19, 20160001674858-16-000001EDGAR
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