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Frank Mastrangelo is a banking and payments veteran and fintech executive who currently serves as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Titan Acquisition Corp. (TACH/TACHU), a Brooklyn, New York-based SPAC that filed with the SEC in March 2025 to raise up to $240 million in an IPO targeting the finance and tech-enabled services industry. Titan Acquisition plans to list on the Nasdaq under the symbol TACHU, with Cantor Fitzgerald serving as sole bookrunner. Mastrangelo and the company's President, CFO, and Director Adeel Rouf both previously held roles with other SPACs. In March 2025, Mastrangelo and Rouf rang the Nasdaq Closing Bell in honor of the Titan Acquisition Corp. occasion. In addition to his SPAC leadership role, Mastrangelo has served as Chief Executive Officer of PayAmigo, a cross-border payments fintech headquartered in Austin, Texas, since March 2023, and as Senior Advisor to Klaros Group since January 2023.
Mastrangelo's career spans over two decades in technology strategy, digital transformation, and enterprise software development, with deep expertise in financial services. He co-founded The Bancorp Bank and served as its CEO, President, and COO at various points from its inception in 1999 through 2014, a tenure of approximately 15 years. He subsequently served as CEO and President of YapStone, a payments company. He is the founder of Sapere Capital, established in 2018, and serves as Managing Director of Sapere Advisory, a commerce- and fintech-focused consulting firm. Earlier in his career, he held the role of SVP, CTO, and Co-Chair of the Technology Committee at the former Jefferson Bank, where he was responsible for setting the institution's overall technical strategy. Prior to that, he worked as a Systems Specialist for PNC Bank's Family Wealth Management Division and as a Technical Representative for ROI Computer Services, Inc. He also spent five years as Systems Manager to Walter H. Annenberg and The Annenberg Foundation, where he developed and oversaw technology systems for the Foundation, 40 fiduciary trusts, and six charitable trusts with assets totaling $3.2 billion.
Mastrangelo holds a number of board and advisory positions. He has been a Board Member of The Artemis Fund since 2019, Executive Chairman of Remitware Payments Inc. since 2019, and an Advisor and Investor at Commerce Ventures since 2013. He served as a Board Member at Cardless from 2020 to 2024, a Board Member at U-Nest, a Board Member at Remitr, and an Advisor at Stronghold since 2018. He has been a Member of The Economic Club of New York since 2013 and is a member of FinTech, a Washington, DC-based oversight committee charged with crafting and reviewing legal, regulatory, and public policy for technology-driven financial services companies. As an angel investor, Mastrangelo's portfolio includes Payverse, where he participated in a $2.52 million seed round in July 2022 alongside The Artemis Fund and Ascent Alpha, and Truly Financial, with a focus on FinTech and Enterprise Applications sectors. His educational background includes studies at West Chester University of Pennsylvania, and he is based in the Philadelphia area.
Company profile of Titan Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: TACH) including SEC filings, key dates, stock charts, executives, officers, underwriters, and advisors. CEO: Frank Mastrangelo; Status: Live Deal; IPO Proceeds: 276.00; IPO Date: Apr 9, 2025; IPO Cash in Trust: 100.5%; Focus: Not specified; Underwriters: Cantor Fitzgerald, Odeon Capital Group
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