Brazos Private Equity Partners

The Employees’ Retirement System of Texas is looking for a director of private equity after Patrick O'Hara announced his resignation. O'Hara is heading to Brazos Private Equity Partners.

Brazos Private Equity Partners has acquired two food manufacturers, the firm’s first moves under the food and beverage investment programme it launched last year in partnership with former Brach’s Confections head Terry O’Brien.

Brazos Private Equity Partners has acquired two food manufacturers, the firm’s first moves under the food and beverage investment programme it launched last year in partnership with former Brach’s Confections head Terry O’Brien.

Brazos Private Equity Partners has acquired two food manufacturers, the firm’s first moves under the food and beverage investment programme it launched last year in partnership with former Brach’s Confections head Terry O’Brien.

Brazos Private Equity Partners has acquired two food manufacturers, the firm’s first moves under the food and beverage investment programme it launched last year in partnership with former Brach’s Confections head Terry O’Brien.

Private equity firms Catterton Partners and Oak Investment Partners bought Texas restaurant chain Cheddar’s from Brazos Private Equity Partners.

Dallas-based Brazos Private Equity Partners has agreed to a $100m recap that will take Morton Industrial Group off the public market.

Brazos Private Equity Partners has carved the ORS Nasco unit out of Ireland’s Unidare plc, acquiring the US wholesale distributor in an $81m deal.

The Dallas private equity group has hired two executives to source investments in energy service companies.

The additional headcount will fill out the investment and operations teams

The new firm will focus on private equity investments in consumer, energy, healthcare and business & industrial services sectors

Former Brazos execs come together on a new private equity firm

The firm has sold food distribution business Strategic Equipment and Supply Corporation, the ninth and final investment from its debut fund that collected $250m in 2000.

The Texas mid-market firm has completed two deals this month from its Fund III, which closed on $715m in 2008.

The Dallas, Texas-based firm has named former Goldman Sachs executive Glenn Askew managing director of business development. Askew joined Brazos in 2004.

The private equity giant, currently backed by Dutch pensions APG and PGGM, is being auctioned by Credit Suisse.