Curtis Akisson

Curtis Atkisson is Chief Financial Officer of Affinity Labs. Curtis has joined the founding team of Affinity Labs after devoting five years to corporate entrepreneurship activities for UAL Corp. Most recently at UAL Corp., Curtis served as Vice President Finance & Treasurer of Ameniti Travel Clubs and MyPoints.com, two independently run subsidiaries. He oversaw all finance and accounting activities for these two fast-growing and profitable compan... More

Curtis Atkisson is Chief Financial Officer of Affinity Labs. Curtis has joined the founding team of Affinity Labs after devoting five years to corporate entrepreneurship activities for UAL Corp. Most recently at UAL Corp., Curtis served as Vice President Finance & Treasurer of Ameniti Travel Clubs and MyPoints.com, two independently run subsidiaries. He oversaw all finance and accounting activities for these two fast-growing and profitable companies. Curtis assisted in the successful sale of MyPoints in April 2006 and of its ownership interest in SmartDM in January 2005. Curtis joined UAL Corp.’s United NewVentures team as a Principal in May 2001 where he built the financial plans from the ground up for a nationwide coalition loyalty program with a major credit card association. As Senior Principal, he led planning and financial analysis for UNV, whose sales had grown to $1 billion and developed business such as united.com, Mileage Plus third-party mileage sales, and United Cruises. Previously, Curtis worked at JP Morgan Chase as Vice President-Risk Management, Global Markets Officer, and Associate Corporate Finance. He advised Treasurers and CFO’s on the management of interest rate, currency, and equity risks and earlier assisted in the raising of capital in the automotive and trucking industries. Curtis also worked as a Research Assistant on the banking industry at the U.S. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and interned at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Curtis has a B.A. in Economics from Brigham Young University and an MBA from Stanford University.

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