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  • Accretive Solutions

  • Actient Pharmaceuticals

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    Location: Lake Forest, IL
    Initial Investment: March 2009, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: April 2013
    GTCR partnered with Ed Fiorentino, a 22-year veteran of Abbott Laboratories, in 2009 to form Actient Pharmaceuticals. Actient was a healthcare company focused on acquiring and operating specialty pharmaceutical companies and products. Actient targeted opportunities that included products already approved or currently marketed, as well as late-stage development drugs.

  • Adra Systems

  • Advanced Robotics

  • AETEA Information Technology

  • Aligned Asset Managers

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    Location: Stamford, CT
    Initial Investment: September 2011, Fund X
    Exit Investment: October 2015
    GTCR partnered with Dave Minella in 2011 to form Aligned Asset Managers. Aligned Asset Managers was a financial services holding company that specialized in making substantial equity investments in traditional and alternative investment firms.

  • Alliant Resources Group

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    Location: Stamford, CT
    Initial Investment: January 2000, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: November 2005
    GTCR partnered with John Addeo in 2000 to form Alliant Resources Group. The company was a U.S. distributor of insurance and financial services. Operating through a national network of member companies, Alliant offered an extensive portfolio of property and casualty, employee benefits, life insurance, retirement and savings programs, and comprehensive risk-management services.

  • Alpha Q, Inc. (REB Industries)

  • American Broadcasting (Betacom)

  • American Habilitation

  • American Healthcare

  • American Income Holding

  • American Medical Laboratories

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    Location: Chantilly, VA
    Initial Investment: May 1997, Fund V
    Exit Investment: April 2002
    Under the leadership of Tim Brodnick, American Medical Laboratories provided esoteric testing services to various healthcare professionals, and esoteric and routine laboratory testing services in the geographic markets of metropolitan Washington, D.C., and Nevada.

  • American Mediserve

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    Location: Naperville, IL
    Initial Investment: August 1994, Fund IV
    Exit Investment: September 1997
    IPO Date: November 1996
    GTCR partnered with Tim Burfield in 1994 to form American Mediserve. The company provided pharmacy services to long-term care institutions, including skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities and other long-term healthcare settings. The company completed an IPO in November 1996.

  • American Sanitary

  • AnswerThink

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    Location: Miami, FL
    Initial Investment: April 1997, Fund V
    Exit Investment: December 2001
    IPO Date: May 1998
    GTCR founded AnswerThink in April 1997 with Ted Fernandez, the former head of KPMG Peat Marwick’s IT consulting practice. GTCR provided capital to start the new company and to finance the company’s strategy of organic growth and selective strategic acquisitions. AnswerThink’s services included e-business strategy, interactive marketing and branding, and technology architecture and integration. The company completed an IPO in May 1998.

  • Anthony’s Manufacturing

  • AppNet

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    Location: Bethesda, MD
    Initial Investment: July 1998, Fund VI
    Exit Investment: August 2000
    IPO Date: June 1999
    GTCR partnered with Ken Bajaj in July 1998 to form AppNet. Dr. Bajaj was formerly Vice Chairman of Wang Laboratories, President of I-NET, Founder of Perot Systems and a Senior Executive at EDS. In partnership with GTCR, AppNet developed software and systems expertise, allowing it to grow into a large electronic commerce integration company. The company integrated software platforms such as Broadvision, Vignette, Ariba and Commerce One. AppNet completed an IPO in 1999.

  • APS Healthcare

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    Location: Silver Spring, MD
    Initial Investment: June 2007, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: March 2012
    APS Healthcare was a specialty healthcare services company that provided a range of outsourced healthcare service solutions to government entities, health plans and employers. APS Healthcare delivered a portfolio of targeted care management and behavioral health programs designed to enable customers to reduce healthcare costs and improve the quality of care. These programs included disease management, behavioral healthcare, employee assistance programs (EAP), informatics and quality review/oversight programs.

  • Argent Healthcare Financial Services

  • Aspire

  • AssuredPartners

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    Location: Lake Mary, FL
    Initial Investment: July 2011, Fund X
    Exit Investment: October 2015
    GTCR partnered with long-time insurance brokerage industry leaders Jim Henderson and Tom Riley in July 2011 to form AssuredPartners. Through its network of agencies, AssuredPartners provided property and casualty and employee benefits insurance brokerage services to commercial enterprises and individuals. AssuredPartners grew to become the sixth-largest independent P&C insurance brokerage firm in the nation, with offices in over 30 states, the District of Columbia and London.

  • ATI Physical Therapy, Inc.

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    Location: Bolingbrook, IL
    Initial Investment: March 2010, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: December 2012
    ATI Physical Therapy was a provider of physical therapy and an operator of outpatient rehabilitation clinics. ATI provided comprehensive outpatient services through more than 100 clinics across Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania. Founded in 1996, ATI offered a suite of customized treatment therapy programs that incorporated elements of physical therapy, exercise physiology and athletic training.

  • ATM Network Management

  • Automated Correspondence

  • Avention

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    Location: Concord, MA
    Initial Investment: October 2012, Fund X
    Exit Investment: January 2017
    Avention, formerly OneSource, provided online business information and sales intelligence solutions.

  • B R Industries

  • BankServ

  • Barefoot Grass Lawn Service

  • Beeline

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    Location: Jacksonville, FL
    Initial Investment: June 2008 (IQNavigator)
    Exit Investment: August 2018
    Beeline.com, Inc. was a cloud-based provider of services procurement and workforce management SaaS solutions for Global 2000 companies. The Company’s vendor-neutral software platform enabled companies to source, procure, manage and measure indirect services on a global basis. GTCR acquired IQNavigator, a leading provider of services procurement and optimization solutions to Global 2000 companies, in June 2008. IQNavigator acquired Beeline in December 2016, retaining the Beeline name for the combined company.

  • Belvedere

  • Benchmark Services

  • Benesource

  • Black Hawk Holding

  • Brience

  • Bulk Logistics

  • Burnham Service

  • Bush Corporation

  • C-III

  • Cable Design Technologies (Intercole)

  • CAK Music

  • California Fashion

  • Callcredit

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    Location: Leeds, England
    Initial Investment: February 2014, Fund X
    Exit Investment: June 2018
    Callcredit Information Group Limited was a leading credit reference and marketing services provider to the UK’s largest financial institutions and organizations in the retail banking, consumer lending, insurance, telecom, utilities and public sectors, among others. The company provided innovative consumer data, software and analytics solutions to help businesses make smarter, more informed decisions throughout the customer life cycle.

  • Camax Systems

  • Cambridge Protection Industries Holdings

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    Location: Chicago, IL
    Initial Investment: March 2000, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: July 2001
    GTCR partnered with security industry veteran Jim Covert in March 2000 to create Cambridge Protection Industries. Cambridge pursued a strategy of acquiring medium-sized businesses, purchasing two regional alarm-monitoring companies in 2000. In early 2001, Cambridge acquired SecurityLink from SBC Ameritech, a company that Mr. Covert founded in 1987 and sold to Ameritech in 1994. Cambridge was sold to Tyco’s ADT in the summer of 2001.

  • CAMP Systems

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    Location: Ronkonkoma, NY
    Initial Investment: May 2012, Fund X
    Exit Investment: December 2016
    Under the leadership of CEO Ken Gray, CAMP Systems was a provider of aircraft maintenance tracking software and information services to business aviation globally. Through its SaaS-based flow application, CAMP software allowed for the efficient storage and retrieval of aircraft maintenance, engine performance and repair data; helping aircraft operators and owners improve the safety of their aircraft, ensure regulatory compliance and enhance aircraft value at resale.

  • Capella Healthcare, LLC

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    Location: Franklin, TN
    Initial Investment: May 2005, Fund VIII
    Exit Investment: August 2015
    GTCR partnered with Dan Slipkovich in 2005 to form Capella Healthcare. Capella was an operator of community hospitals in growing mid-sized communities across the U.S. Capella’s hospitals were operated in tandem with local healthcare leaders, hospital boards, physicians and employees. Capella targeted hospitals that were struggling to meet the growing demands of governmental regulation, complicated reimbursement requirements, and the constant and capital-intensive upgrading of equipment and facilities. Capella infused capital to expand services and provide the specialized expertise to recruit physicians, maximize cash flow, improve quality and control costs.

  • Cardinal Logistics Management

  • CCC Information Services

  • CellNet Technology

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    Location: Alpharetta, GA
    Initial Investment: July 2004, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: January 2007
    CellNet Technology was a provider of real-time automated meter reading and distribution automation solutions to the utility industry. The company supplied gas, water and electric utilities with products that enabled them to communicate with residential, commercial and industrial meters using wireless and IP network communications.

  • Cellular Network

  • Certus Enterprises

  • Cherrydale Farms

  • Cision

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    Location: Chicago, IL
    Initial Investment: February 2014, Fund X
    Exit Investment: January 2020
    Cision was a leading global provider of earned media software and services to public relations and marketing communication professionals. Cision’s software allowed users to identify key influencers, craft and distribute strategic content, and measure meaningful impact. At the time of its sale to Platinum Equity, Cision had over 4,800 employees with offices in 22 countries throughout the Americas, EMEA and APAC.

  • Classic Media (Boomerang Media)

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    Location: New York, NY
    Initial Investment: January 2008, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: August 2012
    GTCR partnered with Eric Ellenbogen in 2008 to form Classic Media. Classic Media was an entertainment content media business with an extensive portfolio of some of the world’s leading children, family and pop-culture entertainment brands. Its portfolio of media content was experienced across multiple media formats, including TV, film, home video, consumer products, publishing, digital and music.

  • Clicklogistics

  • Coinmach Corporation

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    Location: Charlotte, NC
    Initial Investment: July 2000, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: November 2007
    IPO Date: November 2004
    Coinmach Corporation provided outsourced laundry equipment services for multi-family housing properties in North America. It engaged in leasing laundry rooms from building owners and property management companies, installing and servicing laundry equipment and operating retail laundromats. Through Appliance Warehouse of America, the company leased laundry machines and other household appliances to property owners and managers of multi-family housing properties. The company completed an IPO in November 2004.

  • Cole-Parmer Instrument Company

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    Location: Vernon Hills, IL
    Initial Investment: August 2014, Fund XI
    Exit Investment: March 2017
    Under the leadership of CEO Bernd Brust, Cole-Parmer was a global manufacturer and distributor of laboratory research products specializing in fluid handling, test and measurement, electrochemistry and general laboratory products. Cole-Parmer sold products across a range of end-markets to a diverse, global customer base.

  • CompBenefits Corporation

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    Location: Roswell, GA
    Initial Investment: June 1999, Fund V
    Exit Investment: October 2007
    CompBenefits Corporation developed and administrated dental insurance and vision insurance plan benefits, providing insurance plans to members in the South and Midwest.

  • Compression Labs

  • Comsys Technical Services

  • Continental Medical Systems

  • Convergence

  • Convergex

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    Location: New York, NY
    Initial Investment: October 2006, Fund VIII
    Exit Investment: June 2017
    Convergex was a provider of global brokerage and trading-relating services for institutional investors and financial intermediaries. The company’s products and services spanned the investment life cycle, all designed to improve operational and workflow efficiencies and execution.

  • Cord Blood Registry

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    Location: San Bruno, CA
    Initial Investment: September 2012, Fund X
    Exit Investment: August 2015
    Under the leadership of Geoff Crouse, Cord Blood Registry was a market leader in the collection, processing and storage of umbilical cord blood stem cells for family use. CBR provided services that enabled expectant families to preserve their child’s umbilical cord blood for potential future medical use by the child or a related family member.

  • Correct Care Solutions

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    Location: Nashville, TN
    Initial Investment: December 2012, Fund X
    Exit Investment: October 2018
    GTCR became an investor in Correct Care Solutions (CCS) in 2014 through the strategic combination of CCS and former GTCR portfolio company Correctional Healthcare Companies, Inc. (CHC). CCS was a leading comprehensive healthcare solutions provider to local, county and state correctional and behavioral facilities. CCS’s integrated healthcare solutions addressed a wide range of client and correctional needs, including inmate healthcare, outpatient treatment, mental health, behavioral management and treatment case management services.

  • Crealta Pharmaceuticals

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    Location: Lake Forest, IL
    Initial Investment: August 2013, Fund X
    Exit Investment: January 2016
    After successfully partnering with Ed Fiorentino to form, grow and sell Actient Pharmaceuticals in early 2013, GTCR partnered for a second time with Mr. Fiorentino in August 2013 to form Crealta Pharmaceuticals. Crealta was a specialty pharmaceuticals company focused on acquiring niche companies and products; making four transactions in two years.

  • Crellin

  • Crystal Products

  • CuraScript

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    Location: Orlando, FL
    Initial Investment: July 2000, Fund VI
    Exit Investment: January 2004
    CuraScript provided specialty medications and support to individuals with chronic illnesses. It offered various services for physicians, health plan sponsors and pharmaceutical manufacturers. The company published various industry reports designed to keep the industry informed of current events in the pharmaceutical arena. It also had a network of satellite distribution pharmacies.

  • Curo Health Services

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    Location: Mooresville, NC
    Initial Investment: May 2010, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: February 2015
    GTCR partnered with Larry Graham in 2010 to form Curo Health Services. Curo provided home healthcare and hospice services in communities across the country. Guided by a patient’s physician, Curo’s team of clinicians combined clinical expertise with care to help patients increase their independence and live a better quality of life.

  • Dash Financial Technologies

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    Location: New York, NY
    Initial Investment: March 2017, Fund VIII
    Exit Investment: August 2018
    Dash provided options and equities trading technology and pure agency execution solutions to the institutional investor community. Headquartered in New York, the company offered a comprehensive, transparent, end-to-end trading platform, best-of-breed routing technology, and post-trade analytics and reporting capabilities. The company was formed by the merger of Dash Financial and Convergex’s LiquidPoint business in 2017.

  • Datakey

  • Dataspeed

  • Davis Vision

  • Delite Outdoor Advertising

  • Dental Health (CompBenefits)

  • Devicor Medical Products

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    Location: Pleasant Prairie, WI
    Initial Investment: November 2008, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: December 2014
    GTCR partnered with Tom Daulton in 2008 to form Devicor Medical Products. Devicor was focused on acquiring and developing medical device businesses and products with a clinical preference. The company owned Mammotome, a breast care medical device business that developed, manufactured and marketed breast biopsy devices and medical device accessories.

  • Dickson Media

  • DigitalNet

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    Location: Herndon, VA
    Initial Investment: September 2001, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: October 2004
    IPO Date: October 2003
    GTCR partnered for the second time with Ken Bajaj (see AppNet) in 2001 to acquire Getronics NV’s U.S.-based government IT services business. DigitalNet was a provider of managed government network services, government information security solutions, and application development and integration services to U.S. government defense, intelligence and civilian federal government agencies. The company completed an IPO in October 2003.

  • Dimac

  • DRG Funding Corporation

  • Dynacare

  • E G & G

  • Emc – Mcdata

  • Envision Financial Technologies

  • Ero Industries

  • Esquire Communications

  • Excaliber Tubular

  • Excelerate Marketing

  • ExcelusHR

  • Fairmount Food Group

  • Fairway Outdoor Advertising

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    Location: Duncan, SC
    Initial Investment: January 2015, Fund XI
    Exit Investment: December 2019

  • Fiderus

  • Financial Services Merchandising

  • First Systems

  • ForeFront Education

  • Frontline Group

  • Fundtech

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    Location: New York, NY
    Initial Investment: August 2011, Fund X
    Exit Investment: April 2015
    Fundtech was a provider of transaction banking software and services to financial institutions and corporations worldwide. The company offered SaaS and license-based solutions that facilitated electronic corporate payments and bank-to-bank payment transactions. Fundtech represented the combination of Fundtech, a previously publicly traded company, and BankServ, a GTCR portfolio company.

  • FutureNext Consulting

  • GeneraMedix Pharmaceuticals

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    Location: Liberty Corner, NJ
    Initial Investment: September 2004, Fund VIII
    Exit Investment: January 2010
    GTCR partnered with Ronald Quadrel in 2004 to form GeneraMedix Pharmaceuticals. GeneraMedix was an international generic pharmaceutical company primarily focused on the development and sale of injectable products utilized in hospitals and specialty clinics.

  • Genpass

  • Gensar (formerly TPI)

  • Geographic Systems

  • Global Imaging Systems

  • Global Traffic Network

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    Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Initial Investment: September 2001, Fund X
    Exit Investment: September 2018
    Global Traffic Network (GTN) was a global provider of outsourced information content to radio and television stations. In exchange for traffic, news and other information reports, the company received embedded advertising spots from radio and TV stations, which it sold to a national advertiser base. GTN operated core traffic operations in Australia, Canada and the UK, and a mobile traffic and weather application in the United States and Canada.

  • Golden Gate Logistics

  • Golf Enterprises

  • Graceway Pharmaceuticals

  • Graphic Packaging

  • GreatCall

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    Location: San Diego, CA
    Initial Investment: July 2017, Fund XI
    Exit Investment: October 2018
    GreatCall was the leader in personal emergency response and connected health for active aging. With health and safety solutions for older adults and their family caregivers, GreatCall’s innovative suite of easy-to-use mobile products and award-winning approach to customer care helped aging consumers live more independent lives.

  • GTC Acquisition

  • GTC AUTOMOTIVE

  • GTC Restaurant

  • Haddon Craftsmen

  • Hawkeye Communications

  • HCR ACQUISITION

  • Health Care Technology

  • Health!Quest Partners

  • HealthSpring

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    Location: Nashville, TN
    Initial Investment: March 2005, Fund VIII
    Exit Investment: November 2007
    IPO Date: February 2006
    HealthSpring was a managed-care organization that operated commercial and Medicare Advantage health plans through comprehensive provider networks in four states. Founded by insurance industry veteran Herbert Fritch, NewQuest, HealthSpring’s parent company, grew its Medicare and commercial membership to over 100,000 members. Healthspring completed an IPO in February 2006.

  • Heritage Golf Group

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    Location: San Diego, CA
    Initial Investment: January 2000, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: February 2014
    GTCR partnered with James Husband in 2000 to form Heritage Golf Group. Heritage Golf Group was an owner/operator of golf course properties in the United States.

  • Heritage Propane

  • Higmark

  • HomeBanc Mortgage Corporation

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    Location: Atlanta, GA
    Initial Investment: April 2000, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: August 2006
    IPO Date: July 2004
    HomeBanc Mortgage Corporation was a residential mortgage real estate investment trust holding a leveraged portfolio of prime mortgage loans. HomeBanc originated loans through a retail network of stores and strategic marketing alliances. The company focused on select markets within Georgia, Florida and North Carolina and sought to meet or exceed client expectations with point-of-service technology, innovative products and a consultative approach to delivering creative solutions to its customers. In May 2000, GTCR partnered with the management team (led by CEO Patrick Flood) of First Tennessee Bank’s mortgage division to buy First Tennessee’s mortgage operations. In July 2004, HomeBanc completed an IPO as a REIT.

  • Hospital Group of America

  • HSM Electronic Protection Services

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    Location: Lisle, IL
    Initial Investment: June 2004, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: January 2009
    HSM Electronic Protection Services was a provider of electronic security monitoring services in the United States. The company provided design, installation, maintenance and monitoring services for electronic security systems to commercial and residential customers. HSM was led by James Covert, a veteran of the security monitoring business and former GTCR CEO at Cambridge Protection Industries.

  • InfoHighway

  • Intecap

  • International Check Services

  • International Computer Graphics

  • Interspec

  • Invenergy Hardee

  • IPS – Paystation

  • Ironshore

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    Location: Hamillton, Bermuda
    Initial Investment: August 2009, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: November 2015
    Under the leadership of Kevin H. Kelley, Ironshore was a provider of broker-sourced specialty commercial real estate property and casualty coverages for risks located throughout the world. Ironshore’s U. S. operations wrote commercial real estate property and casualty insurance, including a variety of commercial real estate insurance coverages in the management and professional liability, healthcare liability, construction and environmental specialty areas.

  • ITI Marketing Services

  • IVI Management Systems (Execunet)

  • Ixo

  • Keystone

  • KKR Investment Pool

  • LabPortal

  • Land Lease Group

  • Landmark FBO Holdings

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    Location: Houston, TX
    Initial Investment: February 2008, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: October 2012
    Landmark FBO Holdings was a fixed-based operator (FBO) network offering fueling, maintenance and ground support services to the general and commercial aviation markets. Landmark’s business plan focused on the expansion of its general and commercial aviation market network by the acquisition and development of FBOs throughout the U.S. and internationally.

  • Lason Systems

  • Leapsource

  • LifeCare Management Services

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    Location: Plano, TX
    Initial Investment: March 1998, Fund V
    Exit Investment: August 2005
    Founded in 1993, LifeCare Management Services operated long-term acute-care hospitals. Its hospitals provided long-term acute-care services to patients with serious and complex medical conditions.

  • Lighthouse

  • Lytx

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    Location: San Diego, CA
    Initial Investment: March 2016, Fund XI
    Exit Investment: February 2020
    Lytx was a leading provider of video telematics that helped commercial and public sector fleets improve driver behavior and reduce collisions and collision-related expenses. The company served some of the largest commercial fleets in the world and enabled its clients to realize significant return on investment by lowering operating and insurance costs while achieving greater efficiency, safety and compliance.

  • Managed Health Care Associates

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    Location: Florham Park, NJ
    Initial Investment: July 2004, Fund VIII
    Exit Investment: August 2007
    Managed Health Care Associates was an Alternate Site Group Purchasing Organization (GPO). In addition to MHA’s core LTC pharmacy business, MHA offered GPO services to many other classes of trade. Members utilized MHA’s services to assist in the purchasing of items ranging from pharmaceuticals and medical supplies to capital equipment and food. MHA also offered a variety of services to pharmaceutical manufacturers, including contract administration, marketing and continuing education.

  • Marquest Resources

  • Maxim Healthcare

  • MC Industries

  • Medical Care International

  • Medical Trans of America

  • Medplus

  • Medsouth

  • Meridian Communications

  • Merlin Media

  • Metamor Worldwide (CORESTAFF)

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    Location: Houston, TX
    Initial Investment: August 1993, Fund III
    Exit Investment: June 2000
    IPO Date: November 1995
    GTCR partnered with Michael Willis in 1993 to build Metamor Worldwide (formerly CORESTAFF) into an IT services business. Metamor’s services included ERP implementation, network services, offshore development and maintenance, outsourced software engineering, web consulting and IT staffing. The company completed an IPO in November 1995.

  • MHA

  • Mondee

  • Morton Grove Pharmaceuticals

  • Mountain Valley Water

  • MS Financial

  • MSP Television Midland

  • National Computer Print

  • National Equipment Services

  • National Processing Company

  • NaviSite

  • New Hope Pain Centers

  • Nicholstone Printing

  • Northern Investment

  • NPC

  • NSC Communications

  • Nu-Med

  • Opti-Craft

  • Opus Global

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    Location: New York, NY
    Initial Investment: September 2013, Fund X
    Exit Investment: March 2019
    Opus (also doing business as Alacra) was a leading provider of hosted workflow solutions that supported financial institutions’ mission-critical compliance and data-management objectives. Opus aggregated and enriched data from internal and third-party sources, enabling its customers to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of internal processes, including client onboarding and know-your-customer compliance.

  • Otrona Advanced Systems

  • Outsource Partners

  • Ovation Pharmaceuticals

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    Location: Deerfield, IL
    Initial Investment: April 2002, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: March 2009
    GTCR partnered with Jeffrey Aronin in 2002 to form Ovation Pharmaceuticals. Ovation was a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on acquiring under-promoted branded pharmaceutical products and promising late-stage development products. Ovation sought to increase the sales of its acquired products through the implementation of active selling efforts and creative marketing programs, and through product life-cycle activities that focused on developing new formulations, new indications and other product improvements.

  • Paging Network

  • Palladian Financial

  • Paragon Family Services

  • Phenix Venture Acquisitions

  • Physicians Radio (Sage)

  • Polymer Group/Polypore

  • Premium Credit Limited

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    Location: Epsom, England
    Initial Investment: October 2012, Fund X
    Exit Investment: February 2015
    Under the leadership of Andrew Doman, Premium Credit Limited was a provider of payment facilitation and financing services in the UK and Ireland. The company’s insurance premium finance business provided consumer and business policyholders with the ability to pay insurance premiums by periodic monthly installments instead of a single annual payment. The company also provided payment facilitation and financing services for professional fees, school fees, membership subscriptions and other commercial services.

  • Prestige Brands

  • Prime Succession

  • PrivateBancorp

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    Location: Chicago, IL
    Initial Investment: December 2007, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: November 2014
    Under the leadership of Larry Richman, PrivateBancorp, through its PrivateBank subsidiaries, provided highly personalized, premium financial services to a growing array of small- to middle-market public and privately held businesses, affluent individuals, wealthy families, professionals, entrepreneurs and real estate investors. PrivateBank used a European tradition of “private banking” as a model to develop long-term relationships with its clients. PrivateBank delivered a suite of tailored credit, treasury and wealth management solutions to meet its clients’ personal and commercial financial needs.

  • Protection 1

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    Location: Chicago, IL
    Initial Investment: June 2010, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: July 2015
    GTCR partnered with industry veteran Tim Whall in 2010 to form Protection 1. Protection 1 provided installation, maintenance and monitoring of fire, intrusion, carbon monoxide, CCTV and video monitoring systems for single-family homes, businesses and multifamily locations. Protection 1 was also a provider of wholesale monitoring services through its CMS division and a leading provider of multifamily security solutions, maintenance and monitoring through the network multifamily division.

  • Province Healthcare

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    Location: Brentwood, TN
    Initial Investment: February 1996, Fund IV
    Exit Investment: August 2000
    IPO Date: February 1998
    GTCR partnered with Martin Rash in February 1996 to form Province Healthcare. Province Healthcare engaged in the ownership and operation of acute care hospitals located in non-urban markets. Province Healthcare’s general acute-care hospitals provided internal medicine, general surgery, cardiology, oncology, orthopedics, obstetrics, rehabilitation, subacute care, and diagnostic and emergency services. The Province Healthcare hospitals also offered outpatient and ancillary healthcare services. Province Healthcare completed an IPO in February 1998.

  • Proximus

  • Proxy Message Center

  • PT Components

  • PTN Holding

  • QFour

  • Qualicare

  • Quantum Medical Systems

  • Rehab Hospital Services

  • Remco American

  • Republic Telecom

  • Republic Telecom Systems

  • Restaurant Mgmt (formerly Florida Food)

  • Restaurant Mgmt Services

  • ReSurge

  • Risk Management Alternatives

  • Rural Broadband Investments

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    Location: Overland Park, KS
    Initial Investment: October 2012, Fund X
    Exit Investment: May 2017
    Rural Broadband Investments acquired and invested in rural-focused cable systems serving residential and commercial customers in small to middle-sized markets and rural geographies. The company was sold to Cable One (NYSE: CABO) in May 2017.

  • Sage Broadcasting

  • Scandia Down

  • Search Financial Services

  • Select Medical Corporation

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    Location: Mechanicsburg, PA
    Initial Investment: December 1998, Fund VI
    Exit Investment: November 2003
    IPO Date: April 2001
    GTCR partnered with Rocco Ortenzio in December 1998 to form Select Medical Corporation. The company operated through two segments, Specialty Hospital and Outpatient Rehabilitation. The Specialty Hospital segment consisted of hospitals designed to serve the long-term needs of acute patients, as well as hospitals designed to serve patients who required intensive medical rehabilitation care. The Outpatient Rehabilitation segment consisted of clinics and contract services that provided physical, occupational and speech rehabilitation services. It also provided medical rehabilitation services on a contract basis to nursing homes, hospitals, assisted living and senior care centers, schools and work sites. Select Medical completed an IPO in April 2001.

  • Service Net

  • Shadhill

  • Shape

  • Sherwood, Hennes Broadcasting

  • Six3 Systems

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    Location: McLean, VA
    Initial Investment: July 2009, Fund IX
    Exit Investment: November 2013
    GTCR partnered with defense industry veteran Bob Coleman in 2009 to form Six3 Systems. Six3 was a high-end national security and defense intelligence services provider focused on developing and acquiring specialized capabilities that cater to the security intelligence community, Department of Defense and civilian security agencies. This national security and defense company was primarily focused on opportunities involving biometrics security, advanced data interpretation and analysis, cyber security and security intelligence/counterintelligence operations, training and support.

  • Skylight Financial

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    Location: Atlanta, GA
    Initial Investment: September 2002, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: July 2007
    Skylight Financial was a provider of checkless bank accounts and payroll cards to individuals who did not have traditional banking accounts.

  • Solera

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    Location: San Diego, CA
    Initial Investment: April 2005, Fund VIII
    Exit Investment: March 2009
    IPO Date: May 2007
    GTCR partnered with Tony Aquila in 2005 to form Solera. Solera was a provider of consulting, outsourced services and technology solutions serving the auto physical-damage insurance-claims-processing industry. The company focused on improving the entire claims process through the rigorous use of data in an effort to generate benefits for collision repair shops and their vendors. The company completed an IPO in May 2007.

  • Sorenson Communications

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    Location: Salt Lake City, UT
    Initial Investment: November 2005, Fund VIII
    Exit Investment: April 2014
    Under the leadership of Pat Nola, Sorenson Communications was a provider of communication offerings, including the Sorenson Video Relay Service (VRS), Sorenson IP Relay and Sorenson videophones. Sorenson’s VRS enabled deaf and hard-of-hearing callers to conduct video relay conversations through a qualified American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter. Sorenson IP Relay allowed users to place text-based relay calls from either a mobile device or a PC to any telephone user.

  • Southern Foods

  • Sovereign Specialty Chemicals

  • Student Transportation of America

  • Sullivan Graphics

  • Summit Oilfield

  • Swergold, Chefitz & Sinsabaugh

  • Synagro Technologies

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    Location: Houston, TX
    Initial Investment: January 2000, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: May 2006
    IPO Date: June 2005
    Synagro Technologies was a provider of domestic residuals management services. Synagro managed the entire biosolids services value chain by providing collection, transportation, treatment, processing and product-marketing services of the residuals for municipal, industrial, commercial and residential customers located throughout the United States. The company completed an IPO in June 2005.

  • Syniverse Technologies

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    Location: Tampa, FL
    Initial Investment: February 2002, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: December 2008
    IPO Date: February 2005
    GTCR partnered with Ed Evans in 2002 to form Syniverse Technologies. Syniverse was a transaction processor for the wireless industry, providing technology interoperability, network services and number portability to operators, carriers and enterprise customers throughout the world. The company’s integrated voice and data offerings included SS7 intelligent network solutions, clearing and settlement services, voice and data roaming facilitation and other services. The company completed an IPO in February 2005.

  • SystemsNet Group

  • TFS Acquisition

  • The Newtrend Group

  • The Townsend Group

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    Location: Cleveland, OH
    Initial Investment: September 2011, Fund X
    Exit Investment: January 2016
    The Townsend Group was a leading provider of global investment management and advisory services focused exclusively on real estate and real assets. Townsend served a global institutional client base, providing custom investment solutions to help meet the needs and objectives of its investment programs.

  • TNS

  • Trans Healthcare

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    Location: Sparks, MD
    Initial Investment: July 1998, Fund VI
    Exit Investment: June 2005
    GTCR partnered with Brad Bennett in July 1998 to form Trans Healthcare. Trans Healthcare was a consolidator of skilled nursing facilities and other post-acute healthcare businesses. Through the integration of operating, financial and information systems, Trans Healthcare built regional post-acute networks across the country, leveraging critical mass with payors and other providers.

  • Transaction Network Services

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    Location: Reston, VA
    Initial Investment: April 2001, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: September 2005
    Transaction Network Services was a provider of data communications services for transaction-oriented applications. TNS provided a range of authorization and communications solutions to support the credit card and ATM transaction-processing industry. The company also provided secure data network services to the telecommunications and securities industries.

  • TransFirst

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    Location: Dallas, TX
    Initial Investment: July 2000, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: April 2007
    TransFirst was a provider of transaction processing services and payment technologies, providing credit and debit card processing services to more than 150,000 merchant customers. TransFirst provided a full suite of advanced payment technologies.

  • Transform Logic

  • Triad

  • U.S. Aggregates

  • U.S. Security

  • Ullo International

  • US Fleet

  • Vanteon

  • VecTour (Travelways)

  • VeriFone

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    Location: San Jose, CA
    Initial Investment: July 2002, Fund VII
    Exit Investment: September 2009
    IPO Date: April 2005
    VeriFone (NYSE:PAY) was a provider of secure electronic payment solutions for financial institutions, merchants and consumers. The company provided expertise, solutions and services that enabled electronic payment transactions and value-added services at the point of sale. The company completed an IPO in April 2005.

  • Vicom Systems

  • Vigic — Ewireless

  • Vista Information Technologies

  • VLI Corporation

  • Wallace Theater Corporation

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    Location: Portland, OR
    Initial Investment: April 1999, Fund VI
    Exit Investment: March 2013
    Under the leadership of Scott Wallace, Wallace Theater Corporation was one of the nation’s largest motion picture exhibitors, with more than 500 screens located throughout 20 states and various international territories. State-of-the-art theater designs, stadium-seating, digital surround-sound, widescreen presentations and plush high-back theater seats combined with concessions and a choice of films to help make Wallace theaters a preferred movie destination.

  • Willow Springs Prem Water

  • Wilton Products

  • XIFIN

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    Location: San Diego, CA
    Initial Investment: July 2014, Fund XI
    Exit Investment: February 2020
    XIFIN was a leading provider of cloud-based software and services to diagnostic service providers, including molecular diagnostic, pathology, clinical and hospital outreach labs. XIFIN’s technology platform enabled end-to-end connectivity from patient to payor, linking together the many stakeholders in healthcare delivery and optimizing for the best business and patient outcomes.

  • Zayo Group

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    Location: Louisville, CO
    Initial Investment: July 2012
    Exit Investment: June 2018
    Zayo Group was a national provider of fiber-based bandwidth infrastructure and net network neutral co-location and interconnection services. Zayo served wireline and wireless carriers, data centers, Internet content and services companies, and high-bandwidth enterprises as well as federal, state and local government agencies. Zayo provided these services over regional, metro, national and fiber-to-the-tower networks.

  • Zefer

  • Zenlogics

  • Zenta

  • Bernd Brust

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    Title: Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Cole-Parmer Instrument Company
    Location: Vernon Hills, IL
    Bernd Brust served as Chairman and CEO of Cole-Parmer Instrument Company. Before joining Cole-Parmer in 2014, Mr. Brust was the President and CEO of Qualicaps, a leading provider of capsule manufacturing and processing equipment for pharmaceutical companies, which sold to Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings in 2013. Prior to his role with Qualicaps, Mr. Brust was Chief Commercial Operations Officer at Life Technologies Corporation, a $3.5 billion global business.

  • Terry Ahern

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: The Townsend Group, Fund X
    Location: Cleveland, OH
    Terry Ahern co-founded The Townsend Group in 1983 and was the company’s Chief Executive Officer. Prior to founding Townsend, Mr. Ahern was the Vice President of a real estate investment bank after beginning his career in private law practice. Mr. Ahern was Chairman of The Board of DDR Corp. (NYSE:DDR), a self-administered and self-managed real estate investment trust.

  • Kevin Akeroyd

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    Title: CEO
    Company: Cision, Fund X
    Location: Chicago, IL
    Kevin Akeroyd was appointed CEO of Cision in August 2016. Mr. Akeroyd subsequently led the company’s merger with Capital Acquisition Corp., a public investment vehicle, in June 2017 – as well completing ten add-on acquisitions and three divestitures. Cision was acquired by Platinum Equity in January 2020. Prior to joining Cision, Mr. Akeroyd was SVP and General Manager at Oracle, where he ran the Global Marketing Cloud business unit.

  • Tony Aquila

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Solera, Fund VIII
    Location: San Diego, California
    Tony Aquila, a 20-year veteran in the insurance and automotive repair industries, was the CEO of Solera, founded in April 2005 in partnership with GTCR. Prior to partnering with GTCR, Mr. Aquila was the former President and COO of San Diego–based Mitchell International, a company that provided claims estimating and communications software to insurance carriers and their trading partners. He joined Mitchell in 2001 when it acquired Ensera, the claims workflow software company where he was Founder and CEO. Prior to Ensera, Mr. Aquila was Founder and CEO of MaxMeyer America, Inc. (a subsidiary of MaxMeyer Duco, SPA of Italy), an importer and distributor of European automotive refinishing products.

  • Jeffrey S. Aronin

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    Title: Founder, Chief Executive Officer and President
    Company: Ovation Pharmaceuticals, Fund VII
    Location: Deerfield, IL
    Jeff Aronin was the CEO and President of Ovation Pharmaceuticals, founded in April 2002 in partnership with GTCR. Prior to partnering with GTCR, Mr. Aronin led MedCare Technologies, a publicly held healthcare company where he served as Chairman, CEO and President. Mr. Aronin’s experience also included executive positions at American Health Products Corporation (“American Health”) as Vice President of Marketing and Business Development. Prior to American Health, Mr. Aronin spent six years at Carter-Wallace, a Fortune 500 company, where he held various management positions within its pharmaceutical division.

  • Dr. Ken S. Bajaj

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    Title: Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: AppNet, Fund VI / DigitalNet, Fund VII
    Location: Bethesda, MD / Herndon, VA
    Ken Bajaj, a long-time management partner of GTCR, began his career with Electronic Data Systems (“EDS”). Dr. Bajaj was one of nine people who left EDS to launch Perot Systems, where he was a Senior Executive. Dr. Bajaj joined I-Net in 1988 as President and sold the company to Wang Laboratories in 1996. In partnership with GTCR, Dr. Bajaj created and founded AppNet, an interactive media services company. AppNet was sold to Commerce One in 2000. In 2001, Dr. Bajaj partnered again with GTCR and founded DigitalNet, an IT security and solutions firm, focused on the federal government and public sectors. DigitalNet was sold to British Aerospace (BAE) in 2004.

  • Reuven Ben Menachem

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Fundtech, Fund X
    Location: New York, NY
    Reuven Ben Menachem, an industry veteran with over 25 years of experience in transaction banking and payment services, was Co-founder and CEO of Fundtech. Prior to founding the company in 1993, Mr. Ben Menachem was a Technical Director and Product Manager at Logica Data Architects, a funds transfer software provider, and Director of Banking Systems at Manof Communications Systems, a middleware software provider.

  • W. Bradley Bennett

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    Title: Former Chief Executive Officer and President
    Company: Trans Healthcare
    Location: Sparks, MD
    Bradley Bennett, CEO and president of Trans Healthcare (“THI”) brought over 16 years of experience in healthcare finance and operations to the organization. Prior to joining THI, Mr. Bennett led the financial restructuring of Integrated Health Services, Inc. (“IHS”) as CFO. Since 1991, Mr. Bennett has served in various senior financial roles at IHS, including senior vice president–finance and senior vice president–chief accounting officer. Prior to 1991, Mr. Bennett worked in the Assurance Practice of KPMG.

  • Robert C. Boucher

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Synagro Technologies, Fund VII
    Location: Houston, TX
    Robert Boucher served as CEO of Synagro Technologies from September 2003 until February 2010. Prior to his appointment as CEO, Mr. Boucher served as President and COO of the company. Prior to joining Synagro in February 2002, Mr. Boucher served as Regional Vice President of Allied Waste Industries (“Waste Management”) in Tynsboro, Massachusetts. From 1997 to 2002, he was responsible for operations with more than $900 million in annual revenues.

  • Timothy Brodnik

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    Title: Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: American Medical Laboratories, Fund V
    Location: Chantilly, VA
    Tim Brodnik was the Chairman, President and CEO of American Medical Laboratories (“AML”). Prior to joining AML, Mr. Brodnik was Executive Vice President of LabCorp, where he was responsible for LabCorp’s direct sales operations. Mr. Brodnik joined NHL (later LabCorp) in 1971 and participated in the management of a major laboratory company. 

  • Dan Caruso

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    Title: President & CEO
    Company: Zayo Group
    Location: Louisville, CO
    Dan Caruso was President & CEO of Zayo Group. Under Mr. Caruso's leadership, Zayo experienced robust growth during its partnership with GTCR. Prior to the founding of Zayo in 2006, Mr. Caruso led a private buyout of ICG Communications in 2004. As President & CEO of ICG, Mr. Caruso executed a turnaround and sold the business to Level 3 Communications in 2006.

  • Robert Coleman

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Six3 Systems, Fund IX
    Location: McLean, VA
    Robert (Bob) Coleman was the CEO and COO of Six3 Systems, founded in April 2009 in partnership with GTCR. Prior to partnering with GTCR, Mr. Coleman served as the President and COO of ManTech International (“ManTech”) from September 2004 to March 2009. Prior to his tenure with ManTech, he was the CEO and President of Integrated Data Systems (“IDS”), a highly regarded provider of software engineering, computer security and enterprise architecture solutions to the intelligence community and the Department of Defense. IDS, founded by Mr. Coleman in 1990, was acquired by ManTech in February 2003. Earlier career highlights included his tenure at the White House National Security Council Crisis Management Center during the Reagan and Bush I administrations, where he led the development of systems to assist in the collection and dissemination of critical intelligence data.

  • James Covert

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: HSM Electronic Protection Services, Fund VII
    Location: Lisle, IL
    James Covert was a long-time management partner of GTCR and leader in the electronic security industry, including founding and growing leading security companies in the U.S. and overseas. In 1987, Mr. Covert founded SecurityLink Midwest, which was sold to Ameritech in 1994. Mr. Covert remained CEO of the Ameritech subsidiary until 1996. In 1996, Mr. Covert founded Signature Security Group (“Signature”) in Australia, which, through acquisitions and internal growth, became a significant electronic security company in Australia and New Zealand. After Mr. Covert left Signature, he founded Cambridge Protection Industries (“Cambridge”) in partnership with GTCR in 1999. Through acquisitions, Cambridge became a leading electronic security group in the United States with operations in more than 40 states. In 2001, Cambridge was sold to ADT Security Services, Inc. In 2004, Mr. Covert again partnered with GTCR, returning to the security industry as CEO of HSM Electronic Protection Services (“HSM”). HSM was acquired by StanleyWorks in 2007.

  • Geoff Crouse

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Cord Blood Registry, Fund X
    Location: San Bruno, CA
    Geoff Crouse joined CBR as CEO in September 2012. He previously served as COO at Immucor, a publicly traded global in-vitro diagnostics company that was sold to TPG in 2011. Prior to Immucor, he served as Vice President of the life sciences business at Millipore Corporation, a NYSE-traded provider of technologies, tools and services for the global life science industry. In that role, he led the Life Science Strategic Business Unit, a global laboratory consumables and reagents business. Prior to joining Millipore, he worked at Roche, a leader in the pharmaceuticals and diagnostics industries, where he led market development and government affairs for the diagnostics division based in Basel, Switzerland.

  • Thomas Daulton

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Devicor Medical Products, Fund IX
    Location: Pleasant Prairie, WI
    Tom Daulton was the CEO of Devicor Medical Products, founded in November 2008 in partnership with GTCR. Prior to partnering with GTCR, Mr. Daulton was Senior Vice President and General Manager of Cardinal’s Special Procedures Interventional Division. As head of this division, Mr. Daulton had P&L responsibility for products used in interventional radiology and vascular surgery procedures. Prior to joining the Special Procedures Interventional Division, Mr. Daulton ran Cardinal’s respiratory business, launching nine new products and acquiring two companies for the division. For the three years prior to its acquisition by Cardinal, Mr. Daulton served as a Managing Director for Allegiance Healthcare’s Airlife Respiratory Care Division.

  • Andrew Doman

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Premium Credit Limited, Fund X
    Location: Epsom, England
    Andrew Doman joined Premium Credit as CEO in November 2012. He was previously Chairman and CEO at the global investment consultant Russell Investments. Before joining Russell Investments, Mr. Doman spent over 20 years at management consultant McKinsey & Company, where he worked from 1986 to 2008 and served as a Director from 1999. At McKinsey, he was Director of the UK Insurance and Asset Management Practice, and in that capacity served a number of leading UK and European insurers and insurance brokers.

  • Jorge Dominicis

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Correct Care Solutions, Fund X
    Location: Nashville, TN
    Jorge Dominicis served as the Chief Executive Officer for Correct Care Solutions Group Holdings. His role was to ensure operational excellence and to drive the organization’s strategic focus. Before joining CCS, Mr. Dominicis served for 10 years as President of GEO Care. During this time, GEO Care increased revenue six-fold. Prior to that, Mr. Dominicis served for 14 years as Vice President of corporate affairs at Florida Crystals Corporation.

  • Ed Fiorentino

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    Title: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Actient Pharmaceuticals, Fund IX, Crealta Pharmaceuticals, Fund X
    Location: Lake Forest, IL
    Ed Fiorentino served as CEO of Actient Pharmaceuticals, founded in March 2009 in partnership with GTCR. After Actient was sold in April 2013, Mr. Fiorentino partnered with GTCR for a second time in August 2013 to form Crealta Pharmaceuticals and serve as its CEO. Prior to partnering with GTCR, Mr. Fiorentino was a Corporate Officer and 22-year veteran of Abbott Laboratories (NYSE:ABT). His senior-level management experience at Abbott included Corporate Vice President of Pharmaceutical Commercial Operations, where he was responsible for all U.S. sales, marketing and new product planning. He also served as Senior Vice President and President, Abbott Diabetes Care, leading Abbott’s global device business in this area. Mr. Fiorentino was Executive Vice President of TAP Pharmaceuticals, an Abbott join venture with Takeda Pharmaceuticals.

  • Patrick J. Flood

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    Title: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: HomeBanc Mortgage Corporation, Fund VII
    Location: Atlanta, GA
    Patrick Flood, Chairman and CEO of HomeBanc Mortgage Corporation (“HBMC”), had been with HBMC and its predecessor organizations since 1985. In 1995, Mr. Flood became President of the HBMC Division of First Tennessee Bank’s mortgage banking subsidiary. With over 20 years of mortgage banking experience, Mr. Flood’s responsibilities included leading and supporting the executive operating committee, providing executive directives and core strategies, and communicating operating plans and results to the board of directors.

  • Herbert A. Fritch

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    Title: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: HealthSpring, Fund VIII
    Location: Nashville, TN
    Herbert Fritch, a 30-year veteran in the managed healthcare business, was the Chairman and CEO of HealthSpring. Prior to founding HealthSpring’s parent company, NewQuest, Mr. Fritch served as Vice President of Managed Care for PhyCor, a Nashville-based physician practice management company. Mr. Fritch joined PhyCor following its acquisition of North American Medical Management (“NAMM”) in 1995, a company Mr. Fritch founded and where he served as President from 1991 to 1999. Prior to NAMM, Mr. Fritch served as a Regional Vice President for Partners National Healthplans (“PNH”) from 1988 to 1991, where he was responsible for the oversight of seven HMOs in the southern region.

  • Wilbur H. (Bill) Gantz

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    Title: Chairman
    Company: Ovation Pharmaceuticals, Fund VII
    Location: Deerfield, IL
    Bill Gantz joined Ovation Pharmaceuticals in 2002 as Chairman. Prior to joining Ovation, Mr. Gantz was the Chairman, CEO and President of PathoGenesis Corporation (“PathoGenesis”), a publicly traded biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and marketing novel pharmaceutical products to treat serious chronic human infectious diseases. Under Mr. Gantz’s leadership, PathoGenesis was sold to Chiron Corporation in September 2000. Prior to his tenure with PathoGenesis, Mr. Gantz was President of Baxter International from 1987 to 1992. During his 25-year career with Baxter, he held a number of senior leadership positions, including Executive Vice President and COO.

  • Mike Gordon

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Callcredit Information Group Limited
    Location: Leeds, England
    Mike Gordon served as Chief Executive Officer of Callcredit. Mr. Gordon joined Callcredit in November 2014 from Fair Isaac Corporation, where he was responsible for overseeing the company’s global sales, services and marketing operations. Prior to assuming that role in 2012, he served as the company’s Vice President and Managing Director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

  • Larry Graham

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Curo Health Services, Fund IX
    Location: Mooresville, NC
    Larry Graham was CEO of Curo Health Services, founded in May 2010 in partnership with GTCR. Prior to partnering with GTCR, Mr. Graham served as President and COO of Amedisys, Inc., a publicly traded hospice and home health organization. At Amedisys, Mr. Graham was responsible for the company’s operations, finance, business development, employee development, and recruiting and investor relations. Under Mr. Graham, Amedisys grew both organically and through acquisitions, developing and implementing a broad array of technology-enabled best practices across the company’s facilities.

  • Ken Gray

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: CAMP Systems, Fund X
    Location: Ronkonkoma, NY
    When GTCR acquired CAMP Systems in May 2012, Ken Gray had been the CEO since 2002; and continued to work with GTCR in that capacity through the sale of the company in December 2016. Mr. Gray had an extensive background in subscription-based businesses with prior roles at Damirus Corporation, a developer and publisher of income tax software, and Schawbel Corporation.

  • O.G. Greene

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    Title: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Skylight Financial, Fund VII
    Location: Atlanta, GA
    O.G. Greene, with over 30 years of experience in the financial services, banking and telecommunications industries, was Chairman and CEO of Skylight Financial. Prior to joining Skylight in 2001, Mr. Greene served as CEO of Speer Communications, a Nashville-based provider of information and media services to broadcast and network companies. Additionally, Mr. Greene served as CEO of Gridnet International, an Atlanta-based service provider to companies in the telecommunications industry. Mr. Greene also served as the COO for First Financial Management Corporation and as the CEO of National Data Corporation. Mr. Greene previously had a successful 25-year career with the Burroughs Corporation.

  • Jim Henderson

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: AssuredPartners, Fund X
    Location: Lake Mary, FL
    Jim Henderson, a long-time insurance brokerage industry leader, was the CEO of AssuredPartners, founded in July 2011 in partnership with GTCR. Mr. Henderson was formerly Vice Chairman and COO of Brown & Brown, a leading insurance brokerage firm. Mr. Henderson executed numerous acquisitions at Brown & Brown and had operating responsibilities over various business segments. Throughout Mr. Henderson’s career, he developed extensive experience within the insurance brokerage industry.

  • Tony G. Holcombe

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    Title: President and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Syniverse Technologies, Fund VII
    Location: Tampa, FL
    Tony Holcombe became President and CEO of Syniverse Technologies in January 2006 after serving on the company’s board of directors since March 2003. Before becoming CEO of Syniverse, Mr. Holcombe served as President of Emdeon Corp., formerly WebMD, and as President of Emdeon Business Services. Additionally, Mr. Holcombe had more than 20 years of executive-level experience in the transaction-processing and technology services industry. He was CEO of Valutec Card Solutions and served in various executive positions at Ceridian Corporation, including Executive Vice President of Ceridian Corporation, President of Ceridian Employer Employee Services and President of Comdata.

  • David Inns

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: GreatCall, Fund XI
    Location: San Diego, CA
    David Inns was the CEO of GreatCall, a position he held since the company’s inception in 2006. Under Mr. Inns’ leadership, GreatCall grew from a startup in 2006 to a company with hundreds of millions of dollars in annual revenue and over 1,200 employees. David was named EY Entrepreneur of the Year in 2016 in the Service Category. Before joining GreatCall, Mr. Inns was Vice President of Consumer Markets for Bell Mobility in Canada.

  • Kevin H. Kelley

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Ironshore, Fund IX
    Location: Hamilton, Bermuda
    Kevin Kelley, with over 40 years of experience in the insurance industry, was the CEO and Chairman of the Board of Ironshore. Prior to joining Ironshore in 1997, Mr. Kelley had been the President and CEO of Lexington Insurance Company, a division of AIG (NYSE:AIG), and an Executive Vice President of AIG Property Casualty Group.

  • Stephen R. Kerrigan

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Coinmach Corporation, Fund VII
    Location: Charlotte, NC
    Stephen Kerrigan was the CEO and Chairman of Coinmach Corporation (“Coinmach”). Mr. Kerrigan also served as Vice President and CFO of Coinmach’s predecessor, Coinmach Industries Co., L.P., from 1987 to 1994.

  • Doug Leeby

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Beeline.com, Inc.
    Location: Jacksonville, FL
    Doug Leeby served as Chief Executive Officer of Beeline, the largest independent leader in software solutions for sourcing and managing the extended workforce. Mr. Leeby joined Beeline in 2002 as Vice President of Product Management, ultimately being named President in July 2010. He served in that role until 2016, when Beeline was acquired by IQNavigator. At that time, Mr. Leeby was named CEO of Beeline, the name retained for the combined company. Of note, Mr. Leeby was included on Staffing Industry Analyst’s list of the “100 Most Influential People in Staffing” every year since 2012.

  • Peter Maragos

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Dash Financial Technologies
    Location: New York, NY
    Peter Maragos served as CEO of Dash Financial Technologies, having partnered with GTCR at the time of the merger between Dash and LiquidPoint in 2017. Mr. Maragos spent most of his career in the trading technology industry, including co-founding Dash, which he helped grow into a multi-asset trading technology and execution services market leader. Prior, he served as the CEO of LiquidityPort, a fully electronic brokerage platform for all NYMEX ClearPort products.

  • John J. McDonnell Jr.

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    Title: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Transaction Network Services, Fund VII
    Location: Reston, VA
    John McDonnell Jr., Founder, Chairman and CEO of Transaction Network Services (“TNS”), was a pioneer in the telecommunications industry. Mr. McDonnell purchased TNS back from PSINet, Inc. in April 2001, having sold it to PSINet, Inc. in 1999. In the interim, he was Chairman and CEO of PaylinX Corp. (“PaylinX”), a software provider for transaction processing. PaylinX was sold to Cybersource Corp. in September 2000. Immediately prior to founding TNS, Mr. McDonnell was President and CEO of Digital Radio Network, Inc., a local access bypass carrier for POS transactions. He also served as Group Vice President for the Information Technologies and Telecommunications Group of the Electronic Industries Association and was one of the founders of the Electronic Funds Transfer Association.

  • David Minella

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Aligned Asset Managers, Fund X
    Location: Stamford, CT
    David Minella was CEO of Aligned Asset Managers, founded in September 2011 in partnership with GTCR. Prior to partnering with GTCR, Mr. Minella was CEO of a special purpose acquisition company formed in 2007, which merged into Kennedy Wilson, a real estate investment manager and service provider, in 2009. Prior to that, Mr. Minella was CEO at Value Asset Management (“VAM”), a multi-manager platform he built and managed from 1997 to 2007. Prior to VAM, Mr. Minella held roles as CEO of Lichtenstein Global Trust, the Bank of Liechtenstein’s global asset management business, and National Sales Manager and U.S. President at GT Investments, a firm focused on international mutual funds.

  • Brandon Nixon

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    Title: Chairman & CEO
    Company: Lytx
    Location: San Diego, CA
    Brandon Nixon was Chairman and CEO of Lytx. During Mr. Nixon's and GTCR's partnership, Lytx significantly drove bookings growth, improved profitability and professionalized the leadership team. Prior to joining Lytx in 2008, Mr. Nixon was Senior Vice President at ViaSat, responsible for the company's commercial businesses. Prior to ViaSat, he was CEO of Enerdyne Technologies, Inc., when it was acquired by ViaSat. Mr. Nixon spent two decades in a variety of executive roles at Hewlett-Packard as well.

  • Pat Nola

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer and President
    Company: Sorenson Communications, Fund VIII
    Location: Salt Lake City, UT
    Pat Nola was the CEO and President of Sorenson Communications. Mr. Nola was responsible for the strategic direction of the company and for managing all departments, including sales and marketing, development and VRS interpreting. Previously, Mr. Nola held the position of COO and was instrumental in guiding the growth of the Sorenson Video Relay Service from its beginnings in 2003. Mr. Nola also served as the Vice President of Sales and Marketing, where he built key OEM partnerships and launched the first consumer-based videophone into the marketplace. Prior to joining Sorenson, Mr. Nola held various management and sales positions at General Electric within the Medical Systems Division. Mr. Nola also led Engineering Animation Inc.’s (“EAI”) marketing and business development efforts for visual collaboration, providing the company with strong revenue growth and making EAI the recognized industry-leading engineering visualization solution prior to the company’s acquisition by Unigraphics (a former General Motors subsidiary).

  • Eric W. Noll

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    Title: President & Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Convergex
    Location: New York, NY
    Eric W. Noll served as President & CEO of Convergex from 2014 to its sale to Cowen Group, Inc. (NYSE:COWN) in June 2017. Prior to joining Convergex, Mr. Noll was Executive Vice President of Transaction Services, NASDAQ OMX, Inc., in the U.S. and UK, where he was responsible for all U.S./UK equity, options and futures exchanges.

  • Douglas A. Present

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    Title: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Managed Health Care Associates, Fund VIII
    Location: Florham Park, NJ
    Douglas Present was the Chairman and CEO of Managed Health Care Associates (“MHA”). Mr. Present brought to MHA extensive experience in group purchasing, pharmaceutical marketing and medical supply distribution. Before joining MHA, Mr. Present was Senior Vice President of Medsite, Inc (“Medsite”), a pharmaceutical services and e-marketing company, where he ran the Medsite Rewards™ program, the nation’s leading physician incentive-fulfillment program for the pharmaceutical industry. Prior to joining Medsite, Mr. Present founded a physician-focused, managed-care consulting firm, as well as a group-purchasing organization for private practice physicians. Both companies were subsequently acquired by ProMedCo, a physician-management company. After the acquisition, Mr. Present served as President and COO of ProMedCo’s New York subsidiary.

  • Martin Rash

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    Title: Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Province Healthcare, Fund IV
    Location: Brentwood, TN
    Martin Rash, with over 20 years of healthcare experience, was the Chairman, President and CEO of Province Healthcare. Previously, Mr. Rash served as Executive Vice President and CEO for Community Health Systems, Inc. and worked at numerous community hospitals in various administrative and financial roles.

  • Larry D. Richman

      +
     
    Title: Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: PrivateBancorp, Fund IX
    Location: Chicago, IL
    Larry Richman was appointed President and CEO of PrivateBancorp, effective November 5, 2007, and Chairman, President and CEO of its wholly owned subsidiary, The PrivateBank – Chicago, effective November 1, 2007. Mr. Richman had been President and CEO of LaSalle Bank, NA and President of LaSalle Bank Midwest (“LaSalle”), where he was responsible for leading LaSalle’s various lines of business, including commercial, real estate, asset-based lending, leasing, personal financial services (retail) and global securities and trust services within North America. Mr. Richman was a member of LaSalle Bank’s Board of Directors, Regional Management Committee, Loan Committee, Credit Risk Policy Committee, Asset & Liability Committee and the Executives’ Diversity & Inclusion Council.

  • Kirk E. Rothrock

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    Title: President and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: CompBenefits Corporation, Fund V
    Location: Roswell, GA
    Kirk Rothrock joined CompBenefits Corporation in 2003 as President and CEO. Mr. Rothrock came to CompBenefits with 18 years of experience in healthcare and employee benefits, including sales, sales management, product management, operations management, provider contracting and management and administration. Prior to joining CompBenefits, Mr. Rothrock served as President of Intracorp. Before joining Intracorp, Mr. Rothrock was Senior Vice President for Humana, where he managed a variety of specialty benefits, including dental, disability, life insurance, workers' compensation, Section 125 Flexible Spending Account administration and international development. Prior to joining Humana, Mr. Rothrock served as a Senior Vice President for managed care at Employers Health Insurance.

  • Thomas Rouse

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: TransFirst, Fund VII
    Location: Dallas, TX
    Thomas Rouse, CEO of TransFirst, brought more than 30 years of banking and transaction processing experience to the company. In 1995, Mr. Rouse founded TransFirst’s predecessor entity, the merchant services business of Affiliated Computer Services (“ACS”), which was recapitalized and established as an independent private company under the TransFirst name in 2000. Prior to establishing ACS Merchant Services, Mr. Rouse worked with MTech and the credit card operations center of North Carolina National Bank.

  • Gregory Scott

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: APS Healthcare, Fund IX
    Location: Silver Spring, MD
    Greg Scott, with over 30 years of experience in the healthcare and financial services industries, was CEO of APS Healthcare. Prior to joining APS in 2007, Mr. Scott served as executive VP and CFO of PacifiCare Health Systems (“PacifiCare”), one of the largest managed-care companies in the country at the time of its 2005 sale to UnitedHealth. Prior to joining PacifiCare in 2001, Mr. Scott served as COO and CFO of Medsite Inc., an Internet provider of products/services for physicians. Mr. Scott also served in several senior-level positions at Prudential.

  • Phil Spencer

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Rural Broadband Investments, Fund X
    Location: Overland Park, KS
    Phil Spencer joined Rural Broadband Investments as CEO in October 2012. He previously served as CEO of Windjammer Communications, a collection of rural cable systems previously owned by Time Warner Cable. From 2001 – 2008, Mr. Spencer served in leadership positions, including CEO, at Everest Connections, a Kansas City cable system.

  • Tim Whall

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    Title: President and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Protection 1, Fund IX
    Location: Chicago, IL
    Tim Whall, a 27-year veteran in the security alarm monitoring industry, was president and CEO of Protection 1. Prior to his role at Protection 1, Mr. Whall had joined SecurityLink in 1990 as a Service Manager and ultimately became President and COO of the business. In 2000, SecurityLink was acquired from SBC by GTCR, at which time Mr. Whall continued to serve as the company’s President and COO. Mr. Whall was instrumental in helping GTCR sell SecurityLink to Tyco/ADT in 2001. Following the sale to Tyco, Mr. Whall spent three years (2001 to 2004) in senior management roles at ADT. Mr. Whall left ADT in 2004 to again partner with GTCR to acquire Honeywell’s Security Monitoring division (“HSM”). While at HSM, Mr. Whall completed a successful carve-out of the division from its former parent. Mr. Whall was instrumental in preparing HSM for its eventual sale to StanleyWorks in 2007. Mr. Whall served as COO of StanleyWorks’ Convergent Security Solutions division for one year following the sale, until he left Stanley in 2008 to again pursue opportunities in the industry with GTCR. This partnership eventually led to the June 2010 acquisition of Protection 1, GTCR’s third investment with Mr. Whall.

  • Lale White

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    Title: Founder & CEO
    Company: XIFIN
    Location: San Diego, CA
    Lale White was Founder and CEO of XIFIN, a leading provider of cloud-based software and services to diagnostic service providers. With over 30 years of industry experience, Ms. White was a nationally recognized expert in the field of medical financial management and regulatory compliance. She worked with the HCFA and the U.S. Office of the Inspector General to develop the first OIG model compliance program. And previously served as Vice President of finance of Laboratory Corporation of America.

  • Mike Wiechart

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    Title: President and Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Capella Healthcare, Fund VIII
    Location: Franklin, TN
    Mike Wiechart was President and CEO of Capella Healthcare, where he had previously served as its Senior Vice President and COO from 2009 to 2013. As COO, Mr. Weichart had responsibility for hospital operations, quality improvement, supply chain, revenue cycle, managed care operations and labor productivity initiatives, as well as having significant involvement in merger and acquisition activities. Prior to joining Capella, Mr. Wiechart was one of the founding members of LifePoint Hospitals, where he served as Senior Vice President and Group President, leading two operating divisions with 24 hospitals. Mr. Wiechart also held previous management positions at Province Healthcare and HCA.

  • William L. Yde III

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    Title: Chairman, CEO and President
    Company: Global Traffic Network (GTN), Fund X
    Location: Los Angeles, CA
    William L. Ydee III was Chairman, CEO and President of Global Traffic Network (GTN). With over 25 years of experience in the media industry, Mr. Yde founded GTN in 1997 as the Australian Traffic Network (ATN) and, later, expanded its operations into Canada and the UK. Prior to ATN, Mr. Yde rounded the Milwuakee Traffic Network and expanded its operations to Oklahoma City, Omaha and Albuquerque. In 1996, he sold the network to Metro Networks

  • Mike Zito

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    Title: Chief Executive Officer
    Company: Cellnet Technology, Fund VII
    Location: Alpharetta, GA
    Mike Zito was CEO of Cellnet Technology, bringing over 15 years of experience in utility metering, oil-field services, telecom, smart cards and semiconductor test equipment. Prior to his role as Cellnet’s CEO, Mr. Zito served as the CFO for the SchlumbergerSema businesses across the Americas. His accomplishments within SchlumbergerSema included successful turnarounds, integration of acquired business units, consolidation of support functions and the implementation of several key automation tools.