1995 playing alongside Sal LoCascio, Pat McCabe, Steve Kisslinger and Mark Millon. In 2019, Marti founded the CT Collegiate Box Lacrosse League (CTCBLL) as the third US State member of US Box Lacrosse's National Collegiate Box Series. In the inaugural CTCBLL Championship, the Constitutional Cup, the Coyotes, coached by Marti, lost in OT to the Revolution. In that same year, as the Offensive Head Coach, Marti helped the USA U20 Indoor Junior Team capture the Bronze medal at the World Junior Lacrosse Championship (WJLC) in Mississauga, Canada. As Head Coach of the USA U20 Indoor Junior Team, along with Casey Powell, 2022, Marti again led the team to a bronze medal in the WJLC. Marti, through his investment vehicle 11|88 LLC, is a major investor in the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) and an owner of the lacrosse equipment manufacturer Epoch Lacrosse. In 2021, Marti led a group of investors that purchased the New England Black Wolves of the National Lacrosse League and relocated the team to Albany, NY. The team, renamed the Albany FireWolves, plays out of Albany's MVP Arena. In their inaugural season, the FireWolves finished fourth in the East Division, losing to the Buffalo Bandits in the first round of the playoffs. Investment career Marti began his career in finance in 1993 as a member of Morgan Stanley's investment banking group and later as a healthcare research analyst. He joined Pequot Capital Management in 1997 as a senior healthcare analyst before joining Columbus Circle Investors in 1999. At Pequot, Marti trained under the tutelage of Teena Lerner, a PhD in Molecular Biology and #1 ranked Institutional Investor biotech analyst, who started the Pequot Healthcare Fund, as well as with Pequot founders Arthur J. Samberg and Dan Benton. In 2001, with his and CCI partner money, Marti established CCI's healthcare hedge fund unit CCI Healthcare which, along with a team of analysts led by Marti, invested in healthcare equities across sectors. The unit generated one of the industry's longest-running healthcare investment track records, with annualized net returns of 8% and 20% for its two funds, before returning investor capital at the end of 2017 when parent CCI exited the hedge fund business. He founded the healthcare-focused hedge fund Akera Capital, LLC in 2018. Marti has spoken on healthcare investing on television and at numerous conferences, and has written on various topics, including how the growth in ETFs has distorted