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Tech specialists VT Partners and Paladin to join forcesGrowth capital firm VT partners, which was co-founded earlier this year by a 12-year Carlyle veteran, will look to pool its resources and network with the US-based cyber-security focused VC firm.
Herkules Capital to acquire Seagull from GMTGMT Communications Partners has agreed to sell Seagull Group to Herkules Capital. No financial terms were disclosed for the transaction that is expected to be completed in mid-June. Capstan Capital Partners provided advice to GMT on the transaction. Seagull is a provider of training and compliance tools for the maritime, oil and gas sectors.
On the move, 6.1.15The following hires, promotions and appointments are for the June 1, 2015, issue of Buyouts.
- GMT Communications Partners promotes Talbot to principal
According to an announcement on its site, European private equity firm GMT Communications Partners has promoted Jean-Sébastien Talbot to principal. Prior to joining GMT, Talbot worked at XAnge and TBWA\Paris. To read the post, visit here http://www.gmtpartners.com/News.aspx?id=2015&it=1000115
- On the move, 3.23.15
The following hires, promotions and appointments are for the March 23, 2015, issue of Buyouts.
- GMT Communications Partners promotes three
The promotions come as the firm is raising its next fund
- GMT Communications promotes three
GMT Communications Partners said Monday that Natalie Tydeman was promoted to Senior Partner, Vikram Krishna to Partner and Francois Stoessel to Principle. The changes were effective as of January.
- GMT's Karnov Group secures refinancing
Karnov Group, a Scandinavian information and business intelligence provider backed by GMT Communication Partners, has secured a refinancing following a period of investment and accelerating growth. Karnov was acquired by GMT, the European TMT-focused private equity group, in 2011 from Thomson Reuters.
European People Briefs, October 2013Altius names three co-CEOs; and a study shows churn does not necessarily affect funds adversely