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Cleaning companies catch private equity's attention

The sector has drawn investments from PE firms of all sizes, a sign of the growing appeal of the cleaning business.

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Luminate invests in facilities and asset management operating platform Facilities Management Express

Facilities Management Express’ existing investor Five Elms Capital will retain a significant stake in the business.

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Luminate Capital founder Hollie Haynes: 'We have changed the private equity model'

'We focus on growth not cost cuts. This is a win for all parties. It’s liquidity much faster and easier than an IPO. It’s partnership with a growth investor.'

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Luminate Capital picks up HR tech firm AbsenceSoft

The sellers were Norwest Venture Partners and Bow River Capital.

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Luminate Capital promotes Li to partner

Li joined Luminate in 2022.

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OST commits $1.15bn to PE

The Oregon State Treasury currently allocates 28.1% of their portfolio towards private equity.

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The new wave of women-led PE firms

These women reached senior ranks in private equity, but wanted more – so they started their own shops.

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The new wave of women-led PE firms

These women reached senior ranks in private equity, but wanted more – so they started their own shops.

Luminate Capital Partners contact information

Offices

marker icon1 Letterman Drive, Suite A3-900, San Francisco, 94129, United States
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Zachary (Zac) Martick
Job titleVice President of Investor Relations
LocationSan Francisco, United States
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user imageMs. Kate Scott
Job titlePartner and Chief Financial Officer
LocationSan Francisco, United States
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user imageMs. Hollie Moore Haynes
Job titleFounder and Managing Partner
LocationSan Francisco, United States
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user imageMr. Andrew Baldwin
Job titlePartner
LocationSan Francisco, United States
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Luminate Capital Partners funds managed

Funds in market: 1

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Open dateJul 2024
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Closed funds: 3

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Close dateJun 2021
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Close dateDec 2018
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Close dateJun 2017
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