Hal Shelton
Executive and small business mentor
Hal Shelton is a finance executive and mentor to small businesses. He has worked with corporations and investment groups for about 45 years.
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About Hal Shelton
Hal Shelton has spent 45 years working with corporations and investment groups. He was chief financial officer of an alternative energy company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, where he led its initial public offering (IPO). He also held senior finance roles at an oil and gas company, and he sat on the board of a technology company listed on NASDAQ, where he led its move to go private. Shelton is a board member and mentor with the SCORE Association, a volunteer group that trains small businesses. He has advised more than a thousand entrepreneurs through it. He has also served as a board member and chief financial officer for a health clinic. He belongs to Blu Venture Investors, an angel investing group that backs early-stage entrepreneurs in the Mid-Atlantic Region, and he sits on the boards of three of its companies. His education includes a Carnegie Mellon University degree, a University of Chicago MBA, and an honors diploma from the University of Vienna in Austria. He wrote The Secrets to Writing a Successful Business Plan.