Greg Arnold

Board of Advisors

Greg Arnold is Chairman and CEO of The Arnold Companies (TAC), a privately owned family office investment and holding company with a diverse portfolio spanning real estate, banking, CPG, technology, energy midstream, aviation, and retail. In addition to leading the holding company, Greg leads TACenergy, one of the nation’s largest independent petroleum and renewable diesel supply networks, and oversees the management and development of the historic Bar Cross Ranch in Wyoming. Previously, Greg served as the head of TAC Air, steering the division's expansion across major U.S. markets before its successful sale in 2022. In addition to his executive leadership, Greg brings extensive board experience, having served on numerous industry, educational, charitable, and corporate boards at local, state, and national levels. Greg is an advocate for higher education, actively serving on the Board of Trustees at Texas Christian University and supporting Stephen F. Austin State University, where he earned his BBA in Marketing. Greg has been an instrumental partner of Fifth Down since its early stages across the parent company, funds, and SPVs.

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Senior Advisors and Operating Partners are non-control advisors. These individuals are not employees of Fifth Down Cap LLC (“FDC”) or any of the funds or SPVs managed by FDC or its affiliate, Fifth Down Capital Partners, LLC (together with FDC, “Fifth Down”). Certain of the Senior Advisors and Operating Partners are engaged by FDC to provide consulting services. Consultants may be compensated with fees for such services. Additionally, Senior Advisors and Operating Partners may receive incentive unit grants in FDC and grants of carried interest in funds or vehicles managed by Fifth Down. Further, Senior Advisors and Operating Partners may be investors, directly or indirectly, in FDC, Fifth Down funds or vehicles, and/or existing and prospective portfolio companies and may receive fee breaks in connection with such investments. These arrangements may pose an inherent conflict of interest in, or may otherwise influence, the Senior Advisors’ and Operating Partners’ endorsement of Fifth Down.