FiscalNote CEO and leadership

Timothy Taeil Hwang (born February 20, 1992) is an American businessman, the current co-founder and CEO of FiscalNote, a global software, data, and media company.

Gerald guides strategic and corporate culture initiatives. He co-founded FiscalNote after a decade leading operations in the non-profit, public schools, and start-up sectors. He is currently Chief Strategy Officer and a member of the board of directors, overseeing international expansion and leading FiscalNote’s corporate responsibility program. Previously, Gerald was director of finance for the National Youth Association.

He studied finance and sociology at Emory University.

I have enjoyed a twenty-five year career building teams to create exceptional outcomes as a director, investor and operating executive in SaaS, database, news, information, marketing, media and financial service companies. I lead all aspects of mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, debt and equity financings, strategic and business planning, budgeting, operations and governance. I'm an entrepreneur and business builder with demonstrated success leading teams to exceptional outcomes. Specialties: Corporate Development, Mergers, Acquisitions, Merger Integrations, Capital Raising, Strategic Finance, Governance, Finance, Accounting, Tax, Operations, Deal Sourcing, Valuations, Due Diligence, Transaction Structuring, Negotiation and Documentation, Financial Analysis, Business Analysis, Market Analysis, Capital Markets, Joint Ventures, Partnerships, Team Leadership, Mentoring and Executive Development.Industries:SaaS, Workflow Software, Information Services, Business Services, Price Indexes, Media, Communications, News, Energy, Telecommunications, Healthcare, Financial Services, Travel, Hospitality, Marketing

Patti Zack is responsible for leading FiscalNote’s delivery of a more seamless and impactful end-to-end journey for its customers, ensuring they experience the full value of their solutions. Patti brings nearly 15 years of diverse experience across sales, operations, compliance and management across the financial and information services industries. Most recently, Patti served as Director of Customer Success at Refinitiv, a global provider of data and analytics, where she was responsible for the successful retention of over USD 250 million in annual recurring revenue.

Passionate about improving the customer experience to grow revenue, Patti is adept at integrating cross-functional leadership teams to drive customer-focused, strategic initiatives. As a seasoned expatriate with a proven track record of developing robust teams at scale, she has lead teams in Europe and North America by relentlessly focusing on data-driven decisions in environments of consistent transformation and resource constraints.

Patti holds a B.S in Economics from Purdue University and an MBA specializing in strategic management from the University of Notre Dame.When she’s not focused on customers, Patti enjoys travelling, cooking and tennis. Fun Fact: She’s been to 56 countries.

Timothy Taeil Hwang (born February 20, 1992) is an American businessman, the current co-founder and CEO of FiscalNote, a global software, data, and media company.

Gerald guides strategic and corporate culture initiatives. He co-founded FiscalNote after a decade leading operations in the non-profit, public schools, and start-up sectors. He is currently Chief Strategy Officer and a member of the board of directors, overseeing international expansion and leading FiscalNote’s corporate responsibility program. Previously, Gerald was director of finance for the National Youth Association.

He studied finance and sociology at Emory University.

Timothy Taeil Hwang (born February 20, 1992) is an American businessman, the current co-founder and CEO of FiscalNote, a global software, data, and media company.

Gerald guides strategic and corporate culture initiatives. He co-founded FiscalNote after a decade leading operations in the non-profit, public schools, and start-up sectors. He is currently Chief Strategy Officer and a member of the board of directors, overseeing international expansion and leading FiscalNote’s corporate responsibility program. Previously, Gerald was director of finance for the National Youth Association.

He studied finance and sociology at Emory University.