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Named as an officer, director or promoter on SEC Form D filings · MD, IL · May 2, 2014 → May 12, 2021
Data last updated Oct 23, 2026, 5:45 PM ET · Courts (RECAP) last checked: Oct 24, 2026, 2:31 AM ET · SEC enforcement last checked: covered by the index scan as of Oct 24, 2026, 2:50 AM ET
Robert Lord is listed as an executive officer and director on 13 SEC Form D filings by 2 issuers between May 2014 and Jan 2022: LionBird III L.P. (Tel Aviv, Israel (as filed: L3) — pooled investment fund — 2020–2022; $55.5M reported sold to 57 investors) and Protenus, Inc (Baltimore, MD — other technology — 2014–2021; $15.7M reported sold to 21 investors).
What this means 2 separate companies raised money with this person listed as executive officer and director, over about 8 years. Across those companies the filings report $71.2M sold in total.
Listed alongside Nicholas Culbertson (11 shared filings), Edward Michael (4 shared filings), Harry Totonis (4 shared filings), James Burgum (4 shared filings), Jon Lim (4 shared filings) and 11 others.
What this means These are the other officers, directors or promoters the companies named on the same forms — the team around Robert. Each name links to their own page.
1 of the issuers belongs to the sponsor group Lionbird (3 issuers, $90.7M reported sold, 2016–2026).
What this means A sponsor group is one team that sets up a new company for each deal. Lionbird has 3 companies on file and $90.7M reported sold in total — the group page shows the whole track record in one place.
Public records searched: federal courts (CourtListener / RECAP), SEC enforcement releases, state securities regulators (AK, AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FINRA, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME, MI, MO, MS, MT, NASAA, NC, ND, NH, NM, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, WA, WI, WV, WY) — 1 court case matching the name, 44 bankruptcy cases matching the name listed in Key records below.
What this means 45 records came back. Each one is listed below with a link to the original document and a line saying why it matched. A name match is not proof it is the same person or company — read the why line and the document. Being sued or named in a release is an accusation, not a finding.
We compared 13 public filings for Robert Lord and found 20 differences, 1 worth asking the sponsor about: 40% of the money raised went to insiders; and more below.
What this means These are differences between the sponsor's own SEC filings — both values, dates and sources are listed in Key records, section 4. Most have ordinary explanations; ask the sponsor.
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1 case: 1 judgment
190 Other contract actions
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None found in sources searched — SEC enforcement releases (index scan as of Oct 24, 2026, 2:50 AM ET) · state securities regulators: 48 regulators (FINRA, NASAA, 37 states) — crawled Oct 24, 2026, 8:48 AM ET
SEC enforcement searched: SEC litigation releases and administrative proceedings — respondent names in the sec.gov index titles (30,205 releases, 1995-09-19 to 2026-10-23); release text is read only to confirm a candidate. Names that appear only in the body of a release are not found. — Searched SEC litigation releases and administrative proceedings (1995→ / 2007→) (30,205 records as of Oct 24, 2026, 2:50 AM ET) — nothing matched Robert Lord..
State securities regulators: Securities regulators searched (64,910 actions): FINRA (38,350 actions, 1995–2026), NASAA (31 actions, 2000–2026; listing starts 1997), AK Division of Banking and Securities (273 actions, 1971–2025), AL Securities Commission (880 actions, 2001–2026), AR Securities Department (1,305 actions, 1998–2026), AZ Corporation Commission Securities Division (411 actions, 2017–2026), CA DFPI (25 actions, 2007–2024; listing starts 2002 — 16 of 12,159 DFPI respondent pages read so far; sponsor-name matches are read first), CO Division of Securities (731 actions, 2001–2026; older years from the Internet Archive (snapshot of 2026-05-02)), CT Department of Banking Securities Division (940 actions, 2006–2026; older years from the Internet Archive (snapshot of 2026-04-22)), DC DISB Securities Bureau (25 actions, 2012–2026), DE DOJ Investor Protection Unit (257 actions, 1987–2026), FL Office of Financial Regulation (49 actions, 2018–2026), GA Secretary of State Securities Division (65 actions, 2015–2026; listing starts 2012), HI DCCA Securities Enforcement Branch (26 actions, 2012–2026), ID Department of Finance Securities Bureau (663 actions, 1994–2026), IL Secretary of State Securities Department (4,122 actions, 2003–2023), KS Insurance Department Securities Division (58 actions), KY Department of Financial Institutions (342 actions, 2005–2026), LA Office of Financial Institutions Securities Division (13 actions, 2010–2025; listing starts 2008), MA Secretary of the Commonwealth Securities Division (125 actions, 2012–2025; live site blocks automated access — loaded from the Internet Archive snapshot of 2026-02-04), MD Attorney General Securities Division (1,054 actions, 2004–2026), ME Office of Securities (539 actions, 2000–2026), MI LARA Corporations, Securities & Commercial Licensing Bureau (201 actions), MO Secretary of State Securities Division (919 actions, 1998–2026), MS Secretary of State Securities Division (209 actions, 1995–2026), MT Commissioner of Securities and Insurance (597 actions, 2000–2026), NC Secretary of State Securities Division (265 actions, 2004–2024), ND Securities Department (711 actions, 1990–2026; the regulator no longer publishes this list live — loaded from the Internet Archive snapshot of 2026-01-06), NH Bureau of Securities Regulation (402 actions, 2002–2026), NM Regulation and Licensing Department Securities Division (90 actions, 2010–2025), NV Secretary of State Securities Division (118 actions, 2018–2026), NY Attorney General Investor Protection Bureau (44 actions, 2012–2026), OH Division of Securities (327 actions, 1993–2006), OK Department of Securities (2,531 actions, 1998–2026), OR Division of Financial Regulation (589 actions, 1988–2026), PA Department of Banking and Securities (1,448 actions, 2008–2024; the regulator no longer publishes this list live — loaded from the Internet Archive snapshot of 2024-08-09), RI DBR Securities Division (98 actions, 2005–2025), SC Attorney General Securities Division (540 actions, 2006–2026), SD Division of Insurance – Securities Regulation (106 actions, 2017–2026), TN Department of Commerce and Insurance Securities Division (405 actions, 1992–2026), TX State Securities Board (936 actions, 1999–2026), UT Division of Securities (772 actions, 2000–2026; older years from the Internet Archive (snapshot of 2010-05-27)), VT DFR Securities Division (137 actions, 2010–2026), WA DFI (2,039 actions, 2001–2026), WI DFI Division of Securities (1,072 actions, 1998–2026), WV Securities Commission (State Auditor) (64 actions), WY Secretary of State Compliance Division (6 actions, 2016–2024) — last crawled Oct 24, 2026, 8:48 AM ET. No machine-readable public listing today for IA, IN, MN, NE, NJ, VA (see docs/state-regulators.md).
44 cases: 1 open, 43 closed (disposition not in docket feed)
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Comparisons cover issuers and sponsor groups — see the issuer pages under Deals
20 differences found between the filings for Robert Lord — 1 worth asking about (compared 13 filings on Oct 24, 2026)
The May 8, 2014 Form D reports $30,000 sold and $12,000 of the proceeds used for payments to officers, directors or promoters (marked as an estimate).
What this means The filing reports how much of the money raised was paid to insiders. Over 10% is high for most deals. Ask what it paid for.
The Sep 22, 2014 Form D reports $770,000 sold and $120,000 of the proceeds used for payments to officers, directors or promoters.
What this means The filing reports how much of the money raised was paid to insiders. Over 10% is high for most deals. Ask what it paid for.
The May 2, 2014 Form D reports $50,000 sold and $12,000 of the proceeds used for payments to officers, directors or promoters (marked as an estimate).
What this means The filing reports how much of the money raised was paid to insiders. Over 10% is high for most deals. Ask what it paid for.
The filing says the first sale was Jan 5, 2018. The Form D was filed Jan 22, 2018 — 17 days later. The rule: a Form D is generally due within 15 days after the first sale, so this one is 2 days past that.
What this means A late notice is common and carries no penalty by itself. It is worth asking the sponsor why the paperwork lagged.
The filing says the first sale was Dec 15, 2014. The Form D was filed Jan 8, 2015 — 24 days later. The rule: a Form D is generally due within 15 days after the first sale, so this one is 9 days past that.
What this means A late notice is common and carries no penalty by itself. It is worth asking the sponsor why the paperwork lagged.
The filing says the first sale was Sep 5, 2014. The Form D was filed Sep 22, 2014 — 17 days later. The rule: a Form D is generally due within 15 days after the first sale, so this one is 2 days past that.
What this means A late notice is common and carries no penalty by itself. It is worth asking the sponsor why the paperwork lagged.
No amendment in the last 12 months on an offering that may still be open — LionBird III L.P. (latest filing Jan 18, 2022) · No amendment in the last 12 months on an offering that may still be open — Protenus, Inc (latest filing May 12, 2021) · No amendment in the last 12 months on an offering that may still be open — Protenus, Inc (latest filing May 1, 2019) · No amendment in the last 12 months on an offering that may still be open — Protenus, Inc (latest filing Jan 22, 2018) · No amendment in the last 12 months on an offering that may still be open — Protenus, Inc (latest filing Sep 22, 2014)
What this means SEC rules expect a yearly amendment while an offering is still going. Ask the sponsor which of these raises have closed.
The May 1, 2019 filing lists Robert Lord as executive officer, director; the May 12, 2021 Form D lists director.
What this means Roles on Form D are self-reported by the issuer. A change can mean a real change in who runs the company, or just a different box ticked. Ask who makes decisions today.
The May 8, 2014 filing lists Robert Lord as director; the Sep 22, 2014 Form D lists executive officer, director.
What this means Roles on Form D are self-reported by the issuer. A change can mean a real change in who runs the company, or just a different box ticked. Ask who makes decisions today.
The Nov 5, 2020 filing says $75,000,000 offered; the Jan 18, 2022 Form D/A says $85,000,000.
What this means The target raise changed. Raising the cap is common when a deal grows; ask whether the extra money has the same terms and use.
The Jan 26, 2016 filing says $4,000,000 offered; the Jul 19, 2017 Form D/A says $7,000,000.
What this means The target raise changed. Raising the cap is common when a deal grows; ask whether the extra money has the same terms and use.
The Jan 8, 2015 filing says $100,000 offered; the Mar 4, 2015 Form D/A says $150,000.
What this means The target raise changed. Raising the cap is common when a deal grows; ask whether the extra money has the same terms and use.
The Jan 8, 2015 filing lists a minimum of $100,000; the Mar 4, 2015 Form D/A lists $0.
What this means A different minimum usually means the offering terms changed. Check which terms apply to you.
"No Revenues" (May 2, 2014); then "Decline to Disclose" (Sep 22, 2014).
What this means This is the size band the issuer picks for itself on the form. A change can mean the business grew or shrank — or that it chose not to say. Ask for current numbers.
This page covers filings where the address state is MD or IL. A separate record, "Robert Lord" with address state CA, is listed on 4 filings — most recently by RightDevice, Inc. (Aug 15, 2024). Both records have filings in the same period (May 2, 2014 to May 12, 2021).
What this means Two records with one name were active at the same time. That can be one person listing different company addresses, or two different people. We keep them apart until a filing ties them together. Check both pages before you decide.
This page covers filings where the address state is MD or IL. A separate record, "Robert Lord" with address state TX, is listed on 1 filing — most recently by Phantom Neuro Inc. (Mar 25, 2022). The two records do not overlap in time: this page runs May 2, 2014 to May 12, 2021; the other has one filing dated Mar 25, 2022.
What this means Could be the same person who moved, or two people with the same name. We keep them apart until a filing ties them together. Check both pages before you decide.
This page covers filings where the address state is MD or IL. A separate record, "Robert Lord" with address state PA, is listed on 1 filing — most recently by Phrase Health, Inc. (Oct 26, 2021). The two records do not overlap in time: this page runs May 2, 2014 to May 12, 2021; the other has one filing dated Oct 26, 2021.
What this means Could be the same person who moved, or two people with the same name. We keep them apart until a filing ties them together. Check both pages before you decide.
The people listed on the Sep 22, 2014 filing give Gaithersburg, MD; on the Jan 8, 2015 filing they give Baltimore, MD.
What this means Businesses move; this just shows the two places and dates. If you were told one city and the forms say another, ask which is current.
The people listed on the May 8, 2014 filing give Baltimore, MD; on the Sep 22, 2014 filing they give Gaithersburg, MD.
What this means Businesses move; this just shows the two places and dates. If you were told one city and the forms say another, ask which is current.
MD on 11 filings (May 2, 2014 to May 12, 2021); IL on 2 filings (Nov 5, 2020 to Jan 18, 2022).
What this means The address on a Form D is usually the company's, not the person's home, so this often just reflects different companies. It can also mean a move. Nothing wrong by itself.
What is compared: every Form D and D/A we hold for this subject, side by side — filing dates vs. first-sale dates (the 15-day rule), amendment timing on open offerings (the yearly-amendment expectation), amounts sold, investor counts, offering amounts and minimums across amendments, industry and size bands, addresses, how each person's name and role is written, paid sellers' CRD numbers, and (for groups) where the member companies were formed and sit. Everything is as filed by the issuer; the SEC does not check it. Differences are common and usually have ordinary explanations — we show both values, the dates, and the source so you can ask. As of Oct 24, 2026.
0 of 9 offerings report sales commissions; 0 report finder's fees; 5 report proceeds to related persons totalling $1,319,000. (includes amounts the issuer reported as estimates)
| Offering (latest filing) | Sales commissions | Finder's fees | To insiders | Paid to sell it | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 18, 2022 D/A LionBird III L.P. File 021-379768 | $0 | $0 | $0 The Issuer will pay an annual management fee to the General Partner of the Issuer. | None listed on this filing | EDGAR ↗ |
| May 12, 2021 D Protenus, Inc File 021-399146 | $0 | $0 | $1,000,000 There are no special bonuses being issued to directors and officers in connection with the offering. This estimated amount is based on the salaries of the Company's officers to be paid in future years using proceeds from the offering. | None listed on this filing | EDGAR ↗ |
| May 1, 2019 D/A Protenus, Inc File 021-338543 | $0 | $0 | $0 | None listed on this filing | EDGAR ↗ |
| Jan 22, 2018 D Protenus, Inc File 021-303774 | $0 | $0 | $0 | None listed on this filing | EDGAR ↗ |
| Jul 19, 2017 D/A Protenus, Inc File 021-255943 | $0 | $0 | $175,000 (est.) | None listed on this filing | EDGAR ↗ |
| Mar 4, 2015 D/A Protenus, Inc File 021-231729 | $0 | $0 | $0 | None listed on this filing | EDGAR ↗ |
| Sep 22, 2014 D Protenus, Inc File 021-225083 | $0 | $0 | $120,000 | None listed on this filing | EDGAR ↗ |
| May 8, 2014 D Protenus, Inc File 021-217007 | $0 | $0 | $12,000 (est.) | None listed on this filing | EDGAR ↗ |
| May 2, 2014 D Protenus, Inc File 021-216710 | $0 | $0 | $12,000 (est.) | None listed on this filing | EDGAR ↗ |
Counts come from Form D Items 12–15 on the filings in our index (latest filing per offering; one offering = one SEC file number; an amendment updates its offering rather than adding one). "To insiders" = gross proceeds used for payments to executive officers, directors or promoters. "—" = not reported on that filing. Amounts marked (est.) were reported as estimates. "Paid to sell it" = sales compensation recipients named on that filing (Item 12), each linked to FINRA BrokerCheck when a CRD number is reported.
Counted across every filing this person is listed on (latest filing per offering, per issuer).
Every issuer that named Robert Lord on a Form D, newest first. A Form D is the notice a company files after it starts selling a private investment.
Raised $55.5M from 57 investors (65% of the $85M target) as of the latest filing. Robert is listed as executive officer on 2 filings for this deal.
Every row is a Form D or D/A on which the issuer listed this name as a related person. Amount sold and investors are the maximum reported on any filing for this issuer. "Similar" = offerings in the same industry claiming the same exemption, filed in the last 5 years: Pooled Investment Fund / 506(b) (83,801 filings); ranges are the middle half (25th–75th percentile). Computed by PartnerFacts from SEC EDGAR Form D data as of Oct 23, 2026, 5:45 PM ET. Rows without a range: fewer than 30 comparable filings, or not a Rule 506 offering. No ranking or score.
Raised $15.7M from 21 investors (79% of the $20M target) as of the latest filing. Robert is listed as director, executive officer on 11 filings for this deal.
Every row is a Form D or D/A on which the issuer listed this name as a related person. Amount sold and investors are the maximum reported on any filing for this issuer. "Similar" = offerings in the same industry claiming the same exemption, filed in the last 5 years: Other Technology / 506(b) (17,390 filings); ranges are the middle half (25th–75th percentile). Computed by PartnerFacts from SEC EDGAR Form D data as of Oct 23, 2026, 5:45 PM ET. Rows without a range: fewer than 30 comparable filings, or not a Rule 506 offering. No ranking or score.
Separate person records under the same name, not combined with this page. Each line says whether it shares an issuer with this record.
Officers, directors, promoters and management entities named on the same filings, as of Oct 23, 2026, 5:45 PM ET.
Listed on the same filings as Robert Lord. Their page shows their other deals.
Listed on the same filings as Robert Lord. Their page shows their other deals.
Listed on the same filings as Robert Lord. Their page shows their other deals.
Listed on the same filings as Robert Lord. Their page shows their other deals.
Edward Michael is on 5 issuers in total — a repeat sponsor. Their page lists every one.
James Burgum is on 12 issuers in total — a repeat sponsor. Their page lists every one.
Listed on the same filings as Robert Lord. Their page shows their other deals.
Listed on the same filings as Robert Lord. Their page shows their other deals.
Jared Kesselheim is on 26 issuers in total — a repeat sponsor. Their page lists every one.
One team, 3 deal companies. Robert Lord is listed on 1 of them.
Issuers are grouped when their Form D filings share related persons, a management entity or a business address (automatic match from the filings). "Listed" marks the issuers that name Robert Lord.
A shared address can mean the same team, a shared office building or a registered agent. It is a lead, not a conclusion.
Individuals are not matched to business registrations — registries list companies, and a name alone is not enough to tie a person to one. Officers and managers appear by name inside each matched company's record on the issuer pages. Registries searched: AL (Alabama Secretary of State — Business Entity Records (arc-sos.state.al.us), searched by issuer name, data as of Oct 24, 2026); CO (Colorado Secretary of State — Business Entities in Colorado (data.colorado.gov), data as of Oct 23, 2026); CT (Connecticut Secretary of the State — Business Registry (data.ct.gov), data as of Oct 24, 2026); FL (Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations — quarterly corporate data file (Sunbiz), data as of Oct 7, 2026); NY (New York Department of State — Corporations and Other Entities (data.ny.gov: All Filings + Active Corporations), data as of Oct 20, 2026); OR (Oregon Secretary of State — Active Businesses, All (data.oregon.gov), data as of Oct 20, 2026); PA (Pennsylvania Department of State — Registered Businesses, Current (data.pa.gov), data as of Oct 6, 2026); TX (Texas Comptroller — Active Franchise Taxpayers incl. Secretary of State file data (data.texas.gov), data as of Oct 24, 2026). Registries of other states have not been searched: many publish no bulk file and require a CAPTCHA or bot challenge on their search page, which we do not bypass (Delaware, for example, offers no public bulk file).
A person is never an adviser firm. 1 of the 2 issuers this person is listed on matches a Form ADV adviser (searched 24,962 advisers as of Oct 2, 2026): LionBird III L.P..
Searched SEC Regulation A Data Sets (Forms 1-A, 1-K, 1-Z; 2015 Q2 → 2026 Q3); SEC Crowdfunding Offerings Data Sets (Form C family; 2016 Q2 → 2026 Q3); EDGAR form index for 2026 Q3 → 2026 Q4 (51,358 records as of Oct 23, 2026, 8:41 PM ET) — nothing matched this name.
Property records are matched to companies only, never to individuals, so none are matched to Robert Lord by design. Searched property records in Hillsborough County FL (Clerk recorded-document index Oct 14, 2026 to Oct 15, 2026 + FL DOR 2026 ownership roll), Miami-Dade County FL (FL DOR 2026 ownership roll), Harris County TX (HCAD 2026 ownership roll), Dallas County TX (DCAD 2026 ownership roll), New York City ACRIS documents and PLUTO ownership rows already retrieved for other issuers, Cook County IL sale and ownership rows already retrieved for other issuers (814,874 records as of Oct 23, 2026, 8:59 PM ET) for the 2 issuers this person is listed on — nothing matched.
Websites and social links of the issuers Robert Lord is listed on: none on file. No website or social profile named in LionBird III L.P.'s SEC filings (Form C, Reg A, Form ADV; checked Oct 24, 2026). Web search for this name: #168,092 of 374,652 in line (1,386 issuers searched so far). One-tap searches: Look further ↓
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