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Vistria taps Madison Dearborn's DaSilva for chief talent officerThe Vistria Group has appointed Mary DaSilva as chief talent officer.
L Catterton invests in pet food brandL Catterton has made an investment in Boulder, Colorado-based pet food brand "I and love and you." No financial terms were disclosed.
- Pet care products attract backing from Winona and Revelry
I and love and you has received a growth investment from Chicago-based Winona Capital Management and Boulder-based Revelry Brands. The investment will be used to fuel growth nationwide. The business is an ultra-premium line of natural pet care products.
- Winona Capital Backs Petsense
Chicago-based private equity firm Winona Capital Management has acquired an undisclosed stake in Petsense, a national chain of specialty pet supply retail stores. Terms of the deal were not released. The company said that Winona’s investment would allow it to build more than 100 new stores across the US. Petsense currently has 50 company-owned stores across 16 states. With offices in Chicago and Seattle, Winona Capital manages roughly $125 million.
- Winona Capital Puts $13M In Circa
Chicago-based lower middle market investment firm Winona Capital Management put $13 million into Circa Inc., a buyer of jewelry and watches. Circa was advised by Consensus Advisors in the transaction. Specifics of the deal were not publicized.
- Johnny’s Fine Foods Closes New Financing
Winona Capital Management and Longview Merchant Banc have invested an undisclosed amount in Tacoma, Wash.-based Johnny’s Fine Foods. The company is a manufacturer and marketer of dry seasonings, bottled dressings and marinades. Winona Capital Management focuses on acquisitions and growth capital, and has offices in Chicago and Seattle. Longview Merchant Bank is based in Evanston, Illinois.
- peHUB Wire: Thursday, May 6, 2010
Saying Goodbye
- peHUB Wire: Thursday, May 6, 2010
Saying Goodbye