Jason is a Senior Consultant at F2 Strategy, with over 20 years of experience supporting hedge funds, private equity firms, and fund administrators. He specializes in accounting system implementations, with deep expertise in Advent Geneva, helping clients successfully implement, reinitialize, and optimize mission-critical accounting platforms.

Jason’s experience includes leading a large-scale accounting system implementation for a major quantitative hedge fund, overseeing multiple system reinitializations, and designing and delivering system training programs to drive user adoption and long-term effectiveness.

Jason began his career working within the hedge fund space, including SAC Capital (now Point72) and Woodbine Capital, bringing firsthand experience across investment operations, accounting, and technology.

He is based in Connecticut, where he lives with his wife and two children. Outside of work, he is actively involved in youth sports and is the proud coach of the reigning 4th Grade Girls’ House Basketball Champions.

What would you tell someone just starting out in the industry right now?

‍Build a strong foundation in how the business actually operates. Understanding how trades flow, how accounting ties out, and how systems behave in the real world will make you far more effective. Ask questions, learn from people who have done the work themselves, and don’t be intimidated by large/complex problems as they can always be broken down into a series of smaller, easier to solve ones.

What has changed the most since you started out in the industry?

‍The scale and complexity of both data and systems have increased dramatically. When I started, many processes were manual and siloed; today, firms rely on tightly integrated platforms. That shift has raised expectations around accuracy, controls, and timeliness, making strong system design and implementation more critical than ever.

What are three words that describe how you do your job?

‍Practical. Solutions-oriented. Collaborative.