Thomas G. Seaman is Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Secretary and Chief Compliance Officer of Best Doctors, Inc. a global medical information and insurance provider that was recently designated by Inc. Magazine as one of the world's fastest growing companies. Prior thereto he was General Counsel of CMA Partners, LLC an advisory firm and broker/dealer specializing in international capital markets transactions; Senior Director, Legal of Patriarch Partners a $7 billion private equity firm with 74 portfolio companies; and Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of GoldenSource Corporation, a global software company that provides enterprise data management (EDM) software to financial services institutions. In addition, Mr. Seaman was formerly the Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary to BenefitPoint Holding Corp.; Corporate Counsel of Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.; and Corporate Counsel of Reliance Group Holdings, Inc.
In over 25 years of practicing law Mr. Seaman has developed extensive experience in securities, corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, private equity investments, insurance, health care services, international legal affairs, technology, intellectual property and corporate governance matters. Prior to his in-house legal positions, he was with the firm Shearman & Sterling concentrating in corporate finance, merchant banking and international finance and was Editor of the firm's internal securities law newsletter. Mr. Seaman is an honors graduate of Columbia University (A.B.) and St. John's University School of Law (J.D.), where he was a member of the Law Review. He also completed an advanced program in securities law at Harvard Law School.
Mr. Seaman is the author of a number of articles including, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act--Recent Developments, St. John's University School of Law Corporate Counsel Institute (2010); Options Backdating, City Bar Center for CLE (2008); Electronic Contracts, City Bar Center for CLE (2003); Electronic Signatures, The New York City Bar (2001); Impact of the New Audit Committee Requirements on the Solicitation of Proxies, The New York City Bar (2000); and Underwriting Documents: Their Purpose and Content, Practicing Law Institute (1988). He is a member of the New York, California, Massachusetts and U.S. Supreme Court Bar.
Mr. Seaman sits on the board of directors of Tuesday's Children, the largest charitable organization dedicated to helping the children of individuals impacted by 9/11; and is a member of the Advisory Council of The Fresh Air Fund, A charitable organization founded in 1877 to give inner-city children summer vacations.