OPG Investments

Scott M. Hamberger is a person of faith, a husband, and father. As an entrepreneur, investor, board member, and philanthropist, he defines his personal mission as increasing human flourishing through the vocation of business. Scott founded his first business, Fortessa Tableware Solutions, while in college in 1993, which he led from a garage start-up to global leadership within its industry and an approximate $100mm enterprise value. In 2022 Scott merged that business with Zwiesel Kristallglas of Germany to create a group with more than $200mm in revenue and 1000 employees. Following a successful merger, he set his sights on new opportunities to pursue his mission. Scott is a skilled strategic thinker with a particular talent for analysis and marketing innovation. Scott demonstrates excellent communication skills and is an accomplished public speaker and writer. These talents give him an ability to identify, articulate, and lead the implementation of strategy. He has deep experience in the key elements necessary for successful business growth: governance, business development strategy, business processes, infrastructure, and capital. Scott currently serves on the Boards of Zwiesel Fortessa Group, Eagle Financial Services, Inc. (the Bank of Clarke), Catholic International University, the Religious Freedom Institute, and the Economic Development Authority of Loudoun County. Scott serves on the Advisory Board for the Bolte School of Business at Mount St. Mary’s University. Scott holds a BA from Georgetown University and an MBA from the University of Mary.

Peter M. McGowan has over 40 years in investment banking experience advising middle market companies, CEOs, Board of Directors for both publicly traded and privately held companies. He has contributed to firms such as: Kidder Peabody, JP Morgan, Alex. Brown & Sons, Lehman Brothers and Bengur Bryan and has direct investment experience in numerous private companies. His areas of expertise include Capital Raising, Initial Public Offerings, Private Equity Placements, Convertible/ High Yield Debt Offerings, Mergers and Acquisitions, Sale of Companies, Restructurings and Strategic Analysis. Peter holds a BA from Georgetown University and an MBA from Cornell University

Steve Roehrich is CEO & Founder of Ready Room, a team of naval aviators (Admirals), advising aerospace companies on enterprise M&A transactions, which evolved into a role as Chairman & CEO of a Private Equity Portfolio-held aerospace components manufacturing company. Prior to his M&A career Steve had multiple other careers that got him ready. Steve was raised in Minnesota in a welfare-supported single parent household set in a rural farmhouse without indoor plumbing or television, and the first of his family to attend college. Steve holds a Masters Degree, US Naval Postgraduate School, Advanced Management, from the University Pennsylvania Wharton School, and a BA from Concordia College (alumni lifetime achievement award nominee). Steve graduated US Naval Aviation Flight Training. He has since worked in 102 countries. Steve was a 21-year Naval Aviator (4352 flight hours, 8 deployments plus Viet Nam and Gulf Wars), aerial combat instructor and Mission Commander holding Navy carrier, airwing and squadron leadership roles including leading 60 Navy Pilots, 500 enlisted aircraft technicians, $2B combat aircraft assets – flying classified special mission aerial engagements of forward deployed Russian Naval Forces. Ashore, Steve managed (CFO) a Navy $3B aviation program; at US Naval Academy he served as CFO ($700M budget), Director of Educational Resources, and Economics Department Chairman (30 PhD’s) where he was educator of the year. Later, at Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Steve was Corporate Vice President, Chief Business Improvement Officer, reporting to JNJ’s executive committee. He led over 200 global operating company Vice Presidents and Directors focusing on Senior Leadership, Strategy, Marketing & Sales, Operations & supply chains, and financial performance innovation across JNJ’s 225 global companies and 133,000 employees. He later joined NYC’s Revlon Corporation as Executive Committee member and corporate Senior Vice President, Chief Business Improvement Officer focusing on global growth across cosmetic brands, customers & trade channels. Steve’s board memberships have included Teradata (NCR) Corporation, Northwestern University Kellogg School Advisory Board, University of Pennsylvania Wharton School Advisory Board, three bio-medical firms, and the Girl Scouts of South Carolina. When he’s not mentoring or networking, he’s either working on or thinking about his golf game, or spending quality time with Susan, his wife of 48 years, and in all ways his better half.