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Alexandra DaCosta
Managing Director at Cantor Fitzgerald
Alexandra DaCosta is a prominent figure in the finance and renewable energy sectors, currently serving as the Chief Executive Officer of Aspen Creek Digital Corporation (ACDC), a company focused on sustainable Bitcoin mining through renewable energy sources. She has a significant background in finance, having spent nearly two decades on Wall Street in various roles related to structured products and asset finance.
Education
- Princeton University: Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government (2000-2004).
- Stanford University Graduate School of Business: Completed the LEAD program (2020-2021).
Career Highlights
- Aspen Creek Digital Corporation: As CEO, DaCosta leads initiatives aimed at decarbonizing power generation and creating renewable energy-powered data centers for Bitcoin mining. Under her leadership, ACDC has launched several projects, including a 6MW cryptomine in Colorado that operates alongside a solar farm.37
- Cantor Fitzgerald: DaCosta held multiple roles, including Managing Director of Structured Products and Head of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and Impact Investing from April 2021 to January 2022. Her work there involved integrating ESG principles into investment strategies.156
- Nomura: Prior to her tenure at Cantor Fitzgerald, she was Managing Director of Securitized Products Sales from 2009 to 2018.12
Board Memberships and Community Involvement
DaCosta is actively involved in various organizations:
- Commonwealth Care Alliance: Board Member since March 2021, focusing on community-based healthcare solutions.
- Boston Center for the Arts: Director.
- Advisory Board for Mass General Hospital for Children: Member.25
Personal Life
Originally from Toronto, Canada, DaCosta resides in Boston with her husband and two children. She is also engaged in community service, volunteering with organizations like Community Cooks and American Corporate Partners, where she mentors veterans transitioning to civilian careers.345