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KarpReilly
Offices: Greenwich, Connecticut
KarpReilly is a private investment firm
whose primary mission is to partner with
premier growth companies and help them achieve
their long-term vision. KarpReilly currently
manages funds and affiliates with initial
capital commitments totaling $310 million.
Over the past 15 years, the principals of
KarpReilly have invested in, sat on the
boards of and nurtured over 25 growth companies. |
Kayne Anderson
Offices: Los Angeles, California
The firm manages approximately $8.3 billion
in alternative investments through a number
of investment partnerships using multiple
strategies, including private structured
investments in oil and gas companies (Energy),
absolute rate of return investing (Rate
of Return), private equity investments of
both a control and non-control nature (Private
Equity), and three publicly traded closed-end
funds. |
Kelso & Company
Offices: New York, New York
Kelso & Company was organized in 1971 as
an advisory firm which specialized in arranging
acquisitions and equity investments in corporations
structured with employee stock ownership
plans (ESOPs). The conceptual foundation
for ESOPs is grounded in the writings of
the late Louis O. Kelso, the Firm's founder,
who concluded from his economic studies
that a broader diffusion of capital ownership
would address a variety of economic problems. |
Key Principal Partners (KKP)
Offices: Cleveland, Ohio
Key Principal Partners is an experienced
investment partner that works with management
teams and owners to provide the capital
they need. They have $1 billion in capital
under management to make mezzanine and equity
investments in solidly performing middle
market companies. To date, they have invested
over $600 million in more than 62 companies.
Most of these companies operate in manufacturing
and service sectors. |
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Keystone Capital
Offices: Deerfield, Illinois
Keystone Capital is a private equity investment
firm that manages in excess of $100 million
in investment capital. Formed in 1994, their
mission is to acquire and build a portfolio
of exceptionally high quality, mid-sized
businesses that are leaders in their niche
markets. Keystone is differentiated by their
willingness to enter into true operating
partnerships with the professional management
teams of the companies they acquire.
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Kidd & Company
Offices: Greenwich, Connecticut
Through Kidd & Company's research process
they identify unmet customer needs in large
markets and develop differentiated solutions
that change the way business is done in
that industry segment. In most cases, they
acquire several companies to form the platform
business and work closely with management
on a day-to-day basis to integrate the business
and improve their ability to serve the customer. |
Kinderhook Partners
Offices: Fort Lee, New Jersey
Kinderhook Partners was founded in 2003,
focused on making long-term investments
in small public companies and, to a lesser
degree, promising private companies. They
aim to have a concentrated portfolio of
investments in companies they believe have
the potential to grow substantially. They
will consider investment opportunities in
a variety of industries, focusing on companies
which have sustainable attractive margins
and return on equity. |
Kirtland Capital Partners
Offices: Beachwood, Ohio
For nearly 30 years, Kirtland Capital Partners'
disciplined and focused middle-market investment
strategy has created long-term value in
their portfolio companies and delivered
superior returns to their investors and
the management teams of their portfolio
companies. Kirtland Capital successfully
partners companies with one focused goal:
to significantly increase long-term value
through growth and strategic, operational
and financial improvements. |
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