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Patrick Sebile • President CEO
Jul. 2017 – today
A Band Of Anglers: Founder, CEO, Designer. A company with the goal of creating innovative fishing tackle for all.
Mar. 2011 – Jun. 2017
Pure Fishing : Global Brand Director for SEBILE. Patrick worked on product development and marketing for several brands of the group such as Penn, Spiderwire, Mitchell and others, to fit the various worldwide needs and specificities.
Nov. 2003 – Feb. 2011
SEBILE International: Founder, CEO, Designer. Based in Colorado, an innovative, fast-growing and award-winning acclaimed fishing tackle company eventually sold to Pure Fishing, fishing tackle business’ world leader.
1986 – April 2004:
Patrick had other hobbies and jobs often ran in parallel with each other such as a traveling fishing guide, three lodges director & owner/co-owner (18 years in Africa running these in Morocco, Guinea Bissau & Ivory Coast), outdoor writer with 800+ articles written, outdoor photographer working with Grand Bleu agency, author of 7 books, product design for fishing tackle companies (Mitchell, Mepps, Mister Twister, SERT and several others), part time member of Jean Louis Etiennes team aboard Antartica polar ship’s expedition sponsored by Total oil company (ANTARCTICA - THE POLAR SHIP - Jean-Louis Etienne - Explorateur (oceanpolaire.org)). I also served in the French army in the Marine Infantry troops during the first Gulf War as part of the FAZSOI, 1990/1992.
1976: Patrick invented his first lure at age 8 in the suburbs of Bordeaux, Aquitaine, France.
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Constantin Pellissier • Director
Since 2012 / Triple A Partners: M&A advisor to entrepreneurs in Europe
Before: Consultant at Arthur Andersen and The Boston Consulting Group and VP/CEO at various private investment holdings
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Thomas Marchand • Chairman
Entrepreneur
Sept. 2019 – today / NIDO : President & CEO, member of the board of Directors. NIDO is a medical device company developing SEPIA, an innovative solution for cardiac epicardial ablation.
August 2014 - April 2019 / BIOMODEX : Co-founding CEO & Chairman. BIOMODEX is an innovative medical technology company based in Paris and Boston using 3D printing to create tissue-like anatomical twins from medical images, for patient-specific rehearsal and advanced training.
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