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The Companies We Serve

Our clients are private equity firms, family offices, and independent sponsors who invest in lower and middle market businesses. Most of those businesses were built by a founder or a family and have just taken on outside capital for the first time. That is the inflection point we hire for: a growth mandate, a value creation plan, and a need for leaders who can build what comes next.

Our clients are private equity firms, family offices, and independent sponsors who invest in lower and middle market businesses. Most of those businesses were built by a founder or a family and have just taken on outside capital for the first time. That is the inflection point we hire for: a growth mandate, a value creation plan, and a need for leaders who can build what comes next.

$10M - $200M Revenue

PE, Family Office &
Independent Sponsor

CEO, President, & Their Direct Reports

Industrials, Services, Consumer & Retail

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