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-AAVIN-
Offices: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
AAVIN is a private equity firm who invest in high-growth opportunities,
management buyouts and certain recapitalization transactions. They partner
with strong management teams seeking to build businesses through internal
growth or acquisitions. They invest primarily in late-stage and expansion-stage
financings.
Offices: New York, New York
Abbott Capital was founded in 1986 as an independent registered investment
adviser and has focused exclusively on private equity—venture capital, buyouts
and special situations—by making investments in professionally managed partnerships.
Abbott Capital offers a unique combination of performance, continuity among
senior professionals and alignment of interests that stems from its history
as an independent manager focused solely on private equity investments.
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
ABN AMRO Private Equity invests across a broad spectrum of the communications
industry. The combination of the migration to packet-based communications
networks and The Telecommunications Act of 1996 have forever changed the
landscape of the communications industry. ABN AMRO Private Equity believes
that increased competition, new technologies and decreased regulation will
all lead to continued explosive growth in communications sector.
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
ABRY Partners is one of the most experienced and successful media-focused
private equity investment firms in North America. Since 1989, ABRY has completed
over $7.0 billion of leveraged transactions and other private equity and
mezzanine investments, representing investments in more than 450 media properties.
ABRY typically invests $20 million to $100 million of equity or $10 million
to $50 million of mezzanine capital in a company, and currently has approximately
$1.7 billion of total capital under management.-Accel-
Offices: Menlo Park, California
Accel-KKR is a technology-focused private equity investment firm founded
by venture firm Accel Partners and leveraged buyout firm Kohlberg Kravis
Roberts & Co. (KKR). Accel-KKR seeks investment opportunities in technology
companies with strong growth potential. They will consider control positions
as well as significant minority positions in both public and private companies.
Their target investment size ranges from $10mm to $50mm, although they have
the ability to take larger or smaller stakes as appropriate.
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
Accretive Exit Capital Partners is a secondary direct investment firm with
$125MM under management focusing on highest quality small and middle market
buyout funds. They acquire meaningful minority positions in the highest
quality private companies from PE funds seeking: to monetize aged investments;
to eliminate having to continue funding and managing those investments;
and/or to harvest accretive liquidity for their LPs.
Offices: New York, New York
ACI Capital is an integrated investment firm and merchant bank that has
generated superior risk adjusted returns for nearly 50 years by partnering
with management teams to build valuable companies. ACI Capital invests directly
in domestic companies with revenues between $50 and $500 million, and greater
than $5 million of operating profit. ACI Capital seeks to invest between
$10 and $50 million of equity in any given transaction. For transactions
requiring larger commitments, they can obtain additional capital from their
limited partners or by partnering with other investors.
Offices: Seattle, Washington
The firm Ackerley Partners have created is more then merely another investment
company. As they invest their own capital, they are highly motivated to
offer their experience and network to help entrepreneurs quickly achieve
market leadership and sustainable business models. While they fervently
believe that seeking out companies with strong growth and earnings potential
is crucial, they also believe seeking out companies with bright, talented
people behind them is essential.
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