Alex Treistman of the Post Oak Group

 


Alex Treistman is the Managing Partner of Capital Markets at The Post Oak Group, guiding founders, principals, and investors through private placements, growth financings, and strategic capital solutions across the middle market. A Vanderbilt University Economics graduate and lifelong Houstonian, his background spans institutional equity research, upstream energy investment, and large-scale real estate capital formation. He holds Series 63 and Series 79 securities licenses. The Post Oak Group operates across 12 countries, having advised on over $82 billion in total transactions.

 

For more info:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandertreistman

 

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