Chanmeet S. Narang

Chanmeet S. Narang is the Chief of Staff at Singh Capital Partners where he supports the Chief Investment Officer across all investment decisions. Prior to joining Singh Capital, Narang worked on the Investment Banking team at B. Riley FBR (NYSE: RILY), the Investment Management team at AllianceBernstein (NYSE: EQH), and the Financial Services team at AlphaSense, an AI technology business backed by Viking Global, BDT & MSD Partners, SoftBank Vision Fund, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, and Innovation Endeavors. Chanmeet is also the Co-Founder of Tennis Social AI, venture backed simulator and smart court technology designed to train recreational beginners to professional athletes.Before his career in New York, Chanmeet served at the White House in Washington D.C., as part of President Trump’s first administration on the Advance Team. He also held roles as a Congressional Intern for Senator David Perdue on the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, a Summer Associate at Wheels Up (NYSE: DAL), and a Summer Legislative Analyst at SALDEF.Following graduation, he continued his involvement in collegiate athletics as the Assistant Tennis Coach at New York University, helping the team achieve the best season in school history and earning recognition as UAA Conference Coach of the Year. During his time with NYU Tennis, Narang also served as the Head Tennis Professional at the Bridge Golf Club in Bridgehampton and as a Production Contributor and the “Network Enthusiast” for Sports Talk Live, Amazon Prime Video Sport’s 24/7 live sports show. Chanmeet also founded the NCAA Tennis Alumni Network that includes over 600 active members across 13 chapters. Chanmeet earned his B.B.A. in Risk Management from the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business, where he served as Manager of the NCAA No. 1–ranked Men’s Tennis Program. During his tenure, Georgia captured four SEC titles, made two NCAA Division I Championship semifinal appearances, and maintained an ITA and NCAA top-10 national ranking each season.