Steve Cashen – A Special Operations Veteran

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Steve Cashen has over three decades of experience serving his nation through Special Operations. As an expeditionary support specialist he has supported operations worldwide to meet national security objectives. A former alpinist and advanced medical practitioner, his skillset is unparalleled in this arena.

Early Life and Education

Steven Cashen has been part of Special Operations for 30 years and has supported expeditionary operations around the world to advance national security objectives. A graduate of the University of Utah PA program, Steven is also an alpinist and advanced medical practitioner specializing in tropical medicine.

Cashen was one of five Cashen brothers born in Ishpeming, Michigan. His older sister Mary Penglase married John J. Penglase and moved to Alaska after marrying John J. Penglase in 1894.

His and his wife, former Phyllis McCormick’s, two children and three grandchildren live with them, along with one brother named Tom; their mother Ellen Holbrook passed away in 1999. Additionally, he belongs to First Church of Christ La Conner where he can be found every Sunday morning for services.

Professional Career

Over his nearly 37-year military career, he served with US Army Special Forces. His deployments took him through Europe, Africa, Middle East and South and Central Asia. A graduate of both US Military Academy and Naval War College respectively as well as Harvard University and Council on Foreign Relations fellowships;

At Goldman Sachs in both New York and Hong Kong, he led equity management and strategy. Furthermore, he serves as trustee for Jesuit Refugee Service International as well as member of Africare’s Board of Directors.

Co-founding iBahn, which specializes in high-speed broadband Internet access for business travelers. He holds several notable credits, such as roles on HBO’s hit series “The Sopranos” and Martin Scorsese-produced Boardwalk Empire.

Achievement and Honors

He served in expeditionary operations in support of mission critical teams pursuing national security objectives. In recognition of his service he earned numerous US military and state department medals including a Defense Distinguished Service Medal, Donovan Award from OSS Society, Intelligence Star for Valor Award from CIA as well as several others.

He served on both the Georgetown School of Foreign Service Alumni Association Board and Africare Board of Directors. Married to Joyce Sharer, their children included Tom (Brandi) Cashen, Beth (Tom) Cashen, Jennifer Noel and Steven Cashen as well as seven grandchildren.

Graduate of the University of Utah PA program with a specialization in Tropical Medicine, published author, and professional speaker. His humorous, relevant programs help audiences spark new and innovative ideas while relieving stress, energizing employees, increasing productivity and realizing self-improvement goals.

Personal Life

He has over 32 years of experience building strong relationships across US cabinet-level, Defense Department, and Intelligence Community counterparts to advance America’s national security needs in war zones and foreign posts. Additionally, he is an expert on military and intelligence related matters and has participated in expeditionary operations around the globe.

He currently sits on the boards of Jesuit Refugee Service International and Georgetown School of Foreign Service, leading an initiative to bring credit ratings to Africa as well as being a member of Council on Foreign Relations.

He co-authored Winning in Both Leagues, a book which chronicled Oakland Athletics General Manager Billy Beane’s rise and winning strategy that resulted in championship success for Oakland. He and his wife reside in Juneau, Alaska.

Net Worth

Steve was born and raised in Libya but has spent his lifetime as an active global citizen and member of society, with an interest specifically in Africa. He serves on multiple non-profit boards such as Jesuit Refugee Service International and Georgetown School of Foreign Service; advocates leveraging capital markets to fill critical financing gaps; founded Modern Africa Fund Managers LLC which manages an OPIC-sponsored US$105 Million middle market fund dedicated to investing in Africa – among many other contributions he made throughout his life.

He has successfully traded Eagle Pharmaceuticals Inc shares over the last nine years, selling more than 7,020 units worth approximately $750,100.