Investment Criteria
Companies
Scalable Small-Cap Business: Companies with $1-10M in EBITDA that can be scaled and professionalized by augmenting the team and implementing best practices
Differentiated Offering: Strong customer retention or high Net Promoter Scores (NPS) indicating a compelling product or service
Value Creation Potential: Opportunities to enhance value through investments in people, technology, product, or sales & marketing
M&A Growth: Potential to grow or add complementary offerings through acquisitions
Tech & AI Integration: Opportunities to automate processes, increase efficiency, and accelerate growth with AI and tech solutions
Transactions
Control Investments: We prefer majority stakes, ideally with founder or seller rollover to align incentives and enable participation in future upside
Conservative Leverage: Minimal use of debt, if any, to maintain financial flexibility
Growth Capital: Committed follow-on capital to support growth initiatives
Flexible Holding Periods: Adaptable holding periods to maximize value
Industries
Sample healthcare subsectors of interest include:
Provider: Revenue Cycle Management or Medical Billing, Group Purchasing Organizations, Med-Legal Services, Specialty Pet Care Services
Pharma: Contract Research Organizations (CROs), Patient Recruitment, eClinical, Real-World Evidence, Hub Services, Medical Communications (Medical Affairs, Patient/Provider Marketing, Market Access)
Payor: Payment Integrity, Third Party Administrators, Specialty Benefit Managers
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