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Donald Lubreski

 

 

 

Don Lubreski has held multiple management positions with SEAF over the last five years, and is currently the Chief Financial Officer. His responsibilities include financial oversight of the worldwide SEAF management entity, the 15 plus Funds it currently manages, and over $400 million dollars of committed capital. Prior to joining SEAF, Mr. Lubreski was employed as the Vice President of Operations at UltraDNS, a California based provider of managed DNS services. In this capacity, he oversaw the management of the operational support system that enabled advanced tracking, billing, and customer support connected with the Internet directory services. His strategic focus included planning the operational and network requirements required for the company's future directory services initiatives.

Prior to joining UltraDNS, Mr. Lubreski spent four plus years as the Corporate Controller for Critical Path Inc., a publicly traded Internet infrastructure company. As the ninth employee, he established all financial, accounting, and human resource functions. He was instrumental in growing the company’s annual revenues to over $200 million, managing employee growth to over eight hundred, and in leading the company to its successful IPO in March 1999. Prior to Critical Path, Mr. Lubreski served as divisional Vice President of Finance for Newspage Inc., a publicly traded Internet company. Mr. Lubreski also spent two years in Warsaw, Poland where he was employed by Coopers and Lybrand and TKG, a private venture backed real estate development company. He began his business career as an auditor in New York with Deloitte and Touche. Mr. Lubreski received a BS with a concentration in Accounting and Management Information Systems from St. Joseph’s University in Pennsylvania and an MBA in Real Estate and Finance from Rutgers Graduate School of Management in New Jersey. Mr. Lubreski is a CPA.

 

 

 

 
 

 

Mildred O. Callear

Ms. Callear is the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Small Enterprise Assistance Funds, a manager of 15 emerging market private equity funds investing in small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Although SEAF is a not-for-profit organization, its equity funds are managed on a for-profit basis on behalf of each fund's investors. Ms. Callear is responsible for the day-to-day operations of SEAF worldwide as well as oversight of corporate policy in a wide variety of areas. SEAF has had more than $280 million under management and has made 235 investments. SEAF has offices and staff in 14 countries with a strong presence in Central and Eastern Europe as well as fund operations in Asia and Latin America.

Prior to coming to SEAF, Ms. Callear served as Vice President/Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC). During her tenure at OPIC, one of Ms. Callear's responsibilities included heading up the group responsible for assessing the economic and social development impact of OPIC's investments, including impacts on the U.S. economy, the environment, human rights and labor rights. She oversaw the implementation of all of OPIC's policy mandates, including the monitoring of the portfolio. She spent almost 20 years at OPIC in a variety of capacities, including serving as its Chief Executive Officer during two political transitions in 1993 and 1997. OPIC is the agency of the U.S. government that promotes investment in emerging markets, with a USD 16 billion portfolio of developing country loans, guaranties, political risk insurance, and equity investment funds.

 
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