Clifford “Cliff” Boro is an accomplished financial professional, entrepreneur, and community leader with over three decades of experience spanning hedge funds, venture-backed startups, and innovative technology ventures. Throughout his career, he has consistently demonstrated an exceptional ability to build and lead organizations from the ground up, guiding them to successful exits, high-profile partnerships, and impactful media exposure. Recognized by the White House as a Champion of Change, Clifford Boro’s contributions to technology, finance, and community underscore his commitment to impactful leadership and forward-thinking innovation.

Clifford Boro began his career in finance at Steinhardt Partners in New York, where he served as a Trader and Systems Manager, developing a pioneering computer system that enabled near real-time performance metrics for Michael Steinhardt. Cliff’s expertise in financial systems integration and trading strategies made him an invaluable asset, and he soon transitioned to Berg Partners as a Trader and Assistant Portfolio Manager. There, Clifford Boro managed substantial portfolios—trading up to $900 million in bond futures and $600 million in securities—while co-developing vital trading software used across multiple firms. His tenure at Soros Fund Management solidified his experience as an Associate Portfolio Manager, supporting George Soros’s global investment strategies with a focus on the Japanese markets.

In 1996, Cliff co-founded Infogate (formerly Internet Financial Network) in San Diego, transforming it into a leader in financial information delivery. Under his leadership as Chairman and CEO, the company raised $60 million in venture capital and built strategic partnerships with media giants like USA Today, CNN, Fox Sports, and Bloomberg. Infogate’s success culminated in its acquisition by AOL Time Warner. It garnered extensive media recognition, including positive reviews from prominent outlets such as The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.

In 2012, Cliff co-founded Team Group and played a pivotal role in launching 6Sense. According to news reports, 6Sense is now valued at over $5 billion. Clifford served as a founding board member and was instrumental in helping to form the company.

Clifford “Cliff” Boro’s entrepreneurial journey continued with CVT Ventures, where he contributed to the formation of Luxology and Videoegg (now Say Media). He served as Chairman of Say Media, where his strategic insight propelled the company’s growth. In 2006, he co-founded KidZui, a pioneering internet search engine and browser tailored for children. As CEO, he secured significant partnerships with Scholastic, Best Buy, and Toys R Us, leading KidZui to its acquisition by Saban Brands.

His influence was instrumental in the company’s early strategic merger, which laid the groundwork for its rapid ascent. Through Simplexity Ventures, Cliff continues to lead investments in early-stage tech companies, advising Verse.ai and Chatmeter through their successful exits.

Beyond his professional achievements, Clifford Boro is deeply committed to community service. As President of Congregation Beth El in La Jolla, he fosters a thriving synagogue community and delivers inspiring speeches on community and resilience. He also serves on the board of Unscripted Learning, a nonprofit that supports children and teens on the autism spectrum through improv comedy techniques.

Cliff’s honors include being named a White House Champion of Change in 2011 for his contributions to technology and community engagement. He is frequently featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today, and CNN for his professional insights and innovations. Educated at Brandeis University and New York University, Clifford’s journey reflects his lifelong dedication to technological advancement, strategic investment, and impactful leadership. Clifford Boro is now the CEO of Pattern Pulse Capital.