Gordon Singer

Gordon Singer’s Biography

Gordon Singer is an Equity Partner and a Managing Partner at Elliott Investment Management L.P. Mr. Singer has been the Head of Elliott’s London office since 2009 and a member of Elliott Investment Management L.P.’s Management Committee since 2007. Additionally, Mr. Singer is a member of Elliott’s Risk, Valuation, Compliance and Operational Risk, and Global Situational Investment Committees.

Prior to joining Elliott in 1998, Gordon worked in the Investment Banking Analyst Programme at Lehman Brothers.

Gordon graduated from Williams College, Massachusetts and spent his junior year abroad studying at Exeter College, part of Oxford University. Prior to Williams College, he attended public (State) high school in Tenafly, New Jersey.

Gordon Singer is the Founder of 'Restore the Music UK', a charity with a mission to re-instate access to music for every schoolchild in the UK. Gordon’s passion for music education originates from the teaching he experienced at the state schools where he was educated in suburban New Jersey. Gordon plays the acoustic and electric guitars as his primary... Gordon Singer is an Equity Partner and a Managing Partner at Elliott Investment Management L.P. Mr. Singer has been the Head of Elliott’s London office since 2009 and a member of Elliott Investment Management L.P.’s Management Committee since 2007. Additionally, Mr. Singer is a member of Elliott’s Risk, Valuation, Compliance and Operational Risk, and Global Situational Investment Committees.

Prior to joining Elliott in 1998, Gordon worked in the Investment Banking Analyst Programme at Lehman Brothers.

Gordon graduated from Williams College, Massachusetts and spent his junior year abroad studying at Exeter College, part of Oxford University. Prior to Williams College, he attended public (State) high school in Tenafly, New Jersey.

Gordon Singer is the Founder of 'Restore the Music UK', a charity with a mission to re-instate access to music for every schoolchild in the UK. Gordon’s passion for music education originates from the teaching he experienced at the state schools where he was educated in suburban New Jersey. Gordon plays the acoustic and electric guitars as his primary instruments, and is also proficient at electric bass guitar and double bass. He also plays a variety of drum instruments including drum set and electronic drums. READ MORE VIEW LESS

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Gordon Singer’s Background

Elliott Investment Management L.P.

Partner, Head of London office

1998 - Present

London, UK

Elliott Investment Management (with its affiliates, "Elliott") manages approximately $69.7 billion of assets as of June 30, 2024. Founded in 1977, it is one of the oldest funds under continuous management. The Elliott funds' investors include pension plans, sovereign wealth funds, endowments, foundations, funds-of-funds, high net worth individuals and families, and employees of the firm.

Lehman Brothers

Analyst

London, UK

Lehman Brothers was a leading global financial services firm. It ceased trading in 2008.

Philanthropy

Restore the Music UK

Founder

Mar 2017 - Present

London, UK

Restore the Music UK is a registered charity that seeks to reinstate access to music for every child in primary and secondary schools. The charity offers grants of up to £20,000 for schools to pay for musical instruments and tuition, thereby re-establishing music as a birthright for every child. To date, the charity has funded 25 schools across 15 London boroughs.

Norwood

Gala Organising Committee Member

2010 - Present

London, UK

Norwood is the largest Jewish charity in the UK and supports over 4,000 vulnerable children and their families, children with special educational needs and adults with learning disabilities and autism. Norwood has a multi-disciplinary team of practitioners, and a family of services specifically designed to support these groups.