Yellow Wood Partners overview
Stories about Yellow Wood Partners
Yellow Wood banks on ‘fairness’
Yellow Wood Partners, co-founded by Peter Mann and Dana Schmaltz, is bringing a novel concept to the mid-market: no deal or monitoring fees.
Firm closes $225m fund that excludes deal fees
Yellow Wood Partners has closed its debut fund above its $200m target with capital from a select group of limited partners. The firm said deal and monitoring fees are a 'burden' to portfolio companies and it will not charge them.
Yellow Wood Partners contact information
Offices
One International Place, Suite 3420, Boston, 02110, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Joe Atencio | Job titlePartner | LocationBoston, United States | Email  ------ |
| Ms. Karen Chi | Job titleVice President | LocationBoston, United States | Email ---------- |
| Miss. Ammu Mandalap | Job titlePrincipal | LocationBoston, United States | Email ----------- |
| Ms. Sarah Mascioli Ensslen | Job titlePrincipal | LocationBoston, United States | Email ----- |
Yellow Wood Partners funds managed
Closed funds: 3
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
Fund size ----- | Close dateMar 2022 | Strategy ------- | |
Fund size ----------- | Close dateJul 2017 | Strategy ----------- | |
Fund size ----------- | Close dateJan 2012 | Strategy --------- | |
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