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Back in 2012, Amir Marmar’s passion for the game of poker led to a pivotal moment in his life. He decided to help a friend owning an affiliate network in setting up the whole framework of his back office. As a former professional poker player, Marmar took this challenge to unlock new opportunities by investing his vast and relevant accounting, finance, human resources, and payroll experience. In just two months, he was able to not only establish a solid infrastructure for his friend’s “disorganized” company but also helped him save $130,000, of which some were stolen by a poker company overseas without his friend’s awareness. This endeavor was perhaps a stepping stone for Marmar in his journey as an entrepreneur. It was only a matter of time before he shifted his focus to helping companies make educated decisions when it comes to their financial cards. Soon after he led two technology companies to successful exits, one of which was an early-stage Bitcoin trading platform that was sold to Kraken in 2016 and the other was an internet security firm whose technological product is now owned by TransUnion. 

