Greg Dayko

Gregory A. Dayko - Principal - Inlet Capital Group

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Gregory A. Dayko is the founding principal at Inlet Capital Group and is responsible for the firm’s M&A and strategy consulting practices. He has extensive experience in mergers and acquisitions, strategic planning, and greenfield development in the construction materials and mining industries and has held executive level positions in strategy, operations, and mergers and acquisitions at both Oldcastle Materials and Rinker Materials. He also worked in investment banking at Harris Williams & Co. Over the course of his career, he has closed more than two dozen transactions totaling nearly $4 billion in value. Greg earned a bachelor’s degree in nuclear engineering from The Pennsylvania State University and his master’s in business administration from Duke University. He holds a Florida real estate license and is registered with FINRA.

Principal at Inlet Capital Group

2008 - Present

Principal at investment bank specializing in mergers and acquisitions, strategic advisory, greenfield development, and capital investments in the construction materials and mining industries. Inlet Capital Group has developed and executed comprehensive growth strategies for some of the world's leading companies, helped family businesses plan exit strategies and prepare their businesses for sale, advised on dozens of transactions, and advanced multiple greenfield projects throughout the US.

Vice President - Acquisitions & Development at Oldcastle Materials

2009 - 2012 | Tampa, Florida

Oversaw all strategic planning, M&A, and development activities for $1B division within multi-national construction materials company, completing nearly $200M in investments. Led national strategy initiatives and served as internal subject matter expert for all distressed transactions and green-field projects.

Director - Quarries Management and Development at Rinker Materials (acquired by Cemex in 2007)

2005 - 2008

Headed group of 40 professionals within $1.5B Quarries Division that produced over 60M tons of aggregates annually. Group charged with Strategic Planning & Acquisitions, Exploration & Development, Real Estate & Reserves Management, Mine Planning & Permitting, and Operational Improvement. Oversaw $25M operating budget and $600M in projects.

Investment Banking at Harris Williams & Co. (acquired by PNC Bank in 2005)

2004 - 2005

Led transaction and restructuring processes for private equity portfolio companies, including two in the construction materials industry, facilitating deals that yielded a combined value of $300M.

Duke University - The Fuqua School of Business

1998 – 2000

MBA

Penn State University

1989 – 1994

B.S.

Concentration: Nuclear Engineering