- Morin previously served as managing director at Cambridge Associates, overseeing healthcare and regional endowments & foundations client solutions
- He also held roles at Citi, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley across investment banking, wealth advisory and alternative investments
- HarbourView has amassed more than 70 music catalogs and a portfolio of about 41,000 songs since launching in 2021
HarbourView Equity Partners has hired Patrick Morin as managing director of business development, where he will lead capital formation and the firm’s overall business development efforts.
Morin brings more than 25 years of experience in the investment business. Before joining HarbourView, he was a managing director at Cambridge Associates, where he oversaw healthcare and regional endowments & foundations client solutions. He previously worked at Citi, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley in investment banking, wealth advisory and alternative investment roles, and has overseen commission-based sales and trading businesses as well as growth and investor relations efforts at firms focused on credit, merger arbitrage and event-driven investing.
“I’ve known Patrick for over 30 years and have always been impressed with not only his work, but his principles and values as a trusted leader,” said Sherrese Clarke, founder and chief executive officer of HarbourView Equity Partners. “We’re thrilled to welcome him to the HarbourView family as we continue to expand the depth and breadth of our talent and capabilities in support of our partners and investors. Patrick’s experience, combined with his track record in capital formation, portfolio management, and investment execution are instrumental as we continue to scale.”
Morin holds the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst designation and has held Series 7, 66, 65 and 3 securities licenses.
HarbourView is headquartered in Newark, New Jersey, and has been active since launching in 2021, investing in content from artists including Quincy Jones, Kelly Clarkson and Nelly, among others.
Editor’s note: This news brief was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence.