You hire the firm. You get the people who actually do the work.

Lane Gordon is the Managing Director and founder of 733Park, the Boston-based boutique M&A advisory firm that built its reputation on a simple promise: when a founder hires 733Park, they get Lane personally. Not a junior associate. Not a rotating team. The same senior banker who runs the pitch is the one running the process, negotiating the LOI, and staying in the room until close.

Lane's M&A career traces back through two predecessor firms. He spent more than a decade as a senior advisor at Preston Todd Advisors and at PT Consulting Services, focused on payments industry transactions. He founded 733Park in 2006 to carry that practice forward with a sharper focus on boutique service quality and deeper vertical specialization. The continuity of relationships from those years remains 733Park's most valuable operating asset.

Lane's transactional experience spans the breadth of payments and adjacent verticals: ISO and merchant portfolio sales, processor and gateway acquisitions, payfac transactions, payment-enabled vertical SaaS, embedded finance platforms, cross-border payments infrastructure, AI-native fintech, and consumer-facing payments products. He has personally represented founders and acquirers in transactions ranging from single-portfolio dispositions under $5 million to strategic transactions over $200 million.

Across 200+ closed deals and $10 billion in transaction volume, Lane has built one of the deepest active buyer rolodexes in payments M&A. That rolodex spans Tier 1 strategic acquirers, mid-market PE platforms, family offices, ISO consolidators, and global banks active in cross-border. The relationships are first-name, mobile-number relationships, not generic banker outreach lists.

Lane lives in the Boston area and serves clients nationally, with selective work in Canada and Europe. He is a frequent industry speaker on payments M&A and is regularly cited by media and analysts on transaction trends in payments, fintech, AI, and vertical SaaS.

Thomas Yacavone is the Chief Operating Officer of 733Park. A mathematician by training, Tom built his career at the intersection of quantitative finance and large-scale technology, designing the trading models, pricing engines, and risk platforms that major global banks depend on. He pairs deep quantitative rigor with hands-on operational leadership, having directed organizations of up to 800 people through complex, high-stakes builds and integrations.

Over two decades in capital markets, Tom led trading-platform, risk-system, and regulatory-technology initiatives at leading institutions including Credit Suisse, Lehman Brothers, Royal Bank of Canada, Westpac, and the World Bank. He consolidated trading systems under intense deadlines during the financial crisis while keeping operations running, and directed enterprise-wide deployments that unified risk and pricing infrastructure across asset classes.

His derivatives expertise spans rates, foreign exchange, equities, commodities, municipal bonds, and complex valuation adjustments (xVA), and he has designed volatility products, hedging strategies, and structured solutions for institutional clients. Certified as a Scrum Master and Product Owner, Tom brings that same disciplined, execution-focused approach to 733Park, where he drives deal execution and operations, coordinating diligence, process, and the many moving parts that carry a transaction to close.

Andrew White advises 733Park's clients on growth strategy, operational readiness, and value-creation initiatives, drawing on two decades of hands-on leadership across multiple industries and business cycles. Andrew brings a unique combination of strategic judgment and practical execution experience.

He has led organizations through scale-up, operational restructuring, and successful exit, including the sale of a New Hampshire-based manufacturing firm in 2025, where he drove expansion, strengthened the leadership bench, and positioned the company for transition to new ownership. His background spans human resources leadership, M&A integration, and operational management across aviation, building automation, retail, printing, and manufacturing.

This cross-sector experience gives him a grounded ability to assess how organizations really work: how teams make decisions, where bottlenecks live, and what must be solved to unlock future enterprise value. At 733Park, Andrew helps founders and executives refine their strategic narratives, identify key value drivers, and prepare their organizations for investment, partnership, or sale. Whether in the boardroom or walking the production floor, he brings a steady, practical perspective that helps leaders chart a path toward sustainable long-term success.

Annie Morris serves as a strategic advisor to 733Park's key clients, offering insights on industry trends and guidance on deal strategy. As founder of Sulevia Insights, she leverages her 25+ years in product strategy across technology, data, and services to help firms connect the dots between strategy and execution. Her significant experience in fintech and financial services workflows helps 733Park clients identify growth opportunities and investment targets.

Annie started her career as a technologist at Morgan Stanley, then moved to an early-stage trade order management fintech startup that was sold to Linedata, a global technology company offering software and services to automate the investment cycle. Post-acquisition, she led their North America business, establishing their brand in the region and bringing new products to market.

She later ran product management for Interactive Data's Evaluated Pricing and Reference Data business, responsible for growth strategy prior to its sale to Intercontinental Exchange. After IDC, she served as head of growth strategy at State Street's Global Exchange business line, focused on expansion into the front office with the CRD acquisition, and later as head of product strategy for the Asset Servicing business. After State Street, she joined ACA Group as Chief Product Officer, working across divisions to create a consolidated product set combining advisory offerings with managed services and SaaS capabilities.