Before becoming chief executive officer of Capstone Affluent Strategies, Darin Pastor served in management positions at Prudential Financial and Chase Investment Services. A third-generation hockey fan, Darin Pastor joined forces with other investors in 2013 and made a bid to save the financially troubled Phoenix Coyotes and keep them in Phoenix.

1. Darin Pastor

2.  Before becoming chief executive officer of Capstone Affluent
Strategies, Darin Pastor served in management positions at
Prudential Financial and Chase Investment Services. A third-
generation hockey fan, Darin Pastor joined forces with other
investors in 2013 and made a bid to save the financially
troubled Phoenix Coyotes and keep them in Phoenix.
The NHL had owned the team for a lengthy period before the
bid was made for the franchise. The bidders offered $277.5
million to be paid over 15 years in order to create a positive
cash flow for the team that would allow the new owners to sign
free agents.

3.  The group of investors also placed a bid to
acquire Jobing.com arena, which was then
under the management of the city. The
investors believed their bid for the arena
showed their commitment to keeping the
franchise in Phoenix with its existing fan
base. Had their bid been accepted, Pastor
and his group of investors had a plan to boost
youth hockey in the region by partnering with
local schools and charities.