David L. Moore

David Moore is an experienced business executive, corporate leader and entrepreneur, whose current business activities are centered in three key categories: Operating Businesses, Private Equity/Venture Capital Investing, and Senior Advisory Work.
The operating businesses include controlling interests in six businesses with over 1200 employees which are affiliates of Andersen Windows, the world's largest window manufacturer.
The private equity and venture capital activities involve investments in over a dozen small and mid-sized businesses, including sourcing and evaluating deals as a partner of Sonostar Ventures and Moore Holdings.
David has also served in a wide range of educational, social service, religious and health-related organizations, including: Chairman of the Board, City Parks Foundation; Amherst College (Annual Fund Chair, President of the Society of the Alumni, and Co-Chair of a $500 million Capital Campaign); UJA (General Chair of the $250 million Annual Campaign in NYC, Chair of Private Equity Division, Trustee and Executive Committee); Young Presidents Organization (Chairman, New York City); Jewish Board of Family and Children’s Services (Trustee and Vice-President); Central Synagogue (Trustee and Fundraising Chair); Aish Hatorah (Trustee) and Eldridge Street Project (Trustee); among others.
David is the youngest recipient ever of Amherst College's "Medal for Eminent Service" presented at Commencement in May 2000.
In 1997 he was named an "Entrepreneur of the Year" finalist by Ernst & Young.
In October, 2011 he received .
A 1978 Magna Cum Laude graduate of Amherst College and 1980 graduate of Harvard Business School, David lives in Manhattan with his wife, Lori, and children Jami and Nicholas.