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NetSteps Hires Kevin Vitale as CEO, Gets Investment from Gemini InvestorsNetSteps, a Pleasant Grove, Utah-based maker of business applications for real-time management of direct sales channel companies, hired Kevin Vitale as chief executive officer. He was Wall Data Inc.’s president and CEO. Gemini Investors LLC also made an unspecified investment in NetSteps. The Wellesley, Mass.-based shop typically invests $3 million to $8 million per transaction.
- PE fund briefs, week of June 28, 2010
News briefs about Gemini, GTCR and other PE firms and their fund-raising adventures
- Gemini Investors Raises Fifth Fund
Gemini Investors has closed its fifth fund with $60 million in capital commitments, according to a regulatory filing. The Wellesley, Mass.-based firm focuses on middle-market companies in the technology, business services, consumer services, healthcare, education, manufacturing and distribution sectors. Gemini raised $58 million for its fourth fund in 2005, which followed a $180 million third fund raised in 2000. www.gemini-investors.com
- peHUB Wire: Friday, March 5, 2010
Does Permira's Hugo Boss Math Add Up?
- peHUB Wire: Friday, March 5, 2010
Does Permira's Hugo Boss Math Add Up?
- Candescent Partners launches
Boston firm is structured as a fundless sponsor
- New Firm Alert: Candescent Partners
Candescent Partners recently co-led an acquisition of Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine, an operator of a dozen advanced-wound centers in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Florida. It was the Boston-based private equity firm's first deal since being (quietly) formed late last year by Steve Jenks and Sandy McGrath, former managing partners with Capital Resource Partners. Jenks says that the transaction, done in partnership with Gemini Investors and Harbert Mezzanine Partners, is representative of the types of deals Candescent is looking for. "We want to invest in healthcare services, business services, software and some selective consumer product services companies -- with an emphasis on the healthcare and business services," Jenks explains. "We publicize that we want companies with between $10 million and $50 million in revenues, but 90% will be
- peHUB Wire: Friday, June 12, 2009
Random Ramblings
- peHUB Wire: Friday, June 12, 2009
Random Ramblings