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Thomas Hicks Jr. serves as a Director of United Acquisition Corp I, a special purpose acquisition company sponsored by United Acquisition SPAC LLC, alongside fellow directors and officers including Johnny DeStefano, Paul Packer, John Horne, and Timothy Hasara. He is approximately 47 years old and has been identified in SEC filings and prospectus disclosures as a partner of Hicks Holdings LLC, the Dallas-based family investment firm founded by his late father, Thomas O. Hicks Sr., which focuses on equity investments across media, technology, consumer brands, and other sectors. His role at United Acquisition Corp I represents a continuation of the Hicks family's involvement in the SPAC space, following his father's formation of Hicks Acquisition Company I, Inc. (HACI), which merged into Resolute Energy Corporation (REN), an oil and gas firm, in September 2009. Thomas Hicks Jr. represented HACI on the board of Resolute Energy, extending the family's footprint in public market investment vehicles.
Hicks Jr. is the son of Thomas O. Hicks Sr. (1946–2025), the legendary Dallas-based private equity pioneer who co-founded Hicks & Haas (1984–1989) and subsequently co-founded and chaired Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst (1989–2004), one of the nation's most prominent leveraged buyout firms, which raised more than $12 billion across six funds and completed over $50 billion in leveraged acquisitions. The senior Hicks owned the Dallas Stars (1995–2011), the Texas Rangers (1998–2010), and co-owned Liverpool F.C. (2007–2010), and was chairman of Hicks Holdings LLC until his death on December 6, 2025, at age 79. Thomas Hicks Jr. has carried forward elements of his father's investment legacy through his partnership at Hicks Holdings and his involvement in SPAC and public company board roles. The Hicks family has deep roots in Dallas, Texas, where Hicks Holdings is headquartered, and the family office continues to manage the Thomas and Cinda Hicks family's real estate, corporate assets, and investment portfolio. Specific details regarding Thomas Hicks Jr.'s educational background and full career history outside of his roles at Hicks Holdings, HACI/Resolute Energy, and United Acquisition Corp I are not extensively documented in the available public sources.
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