People – Firms

The firm last year brought on Leon Brujis, a Palladium Equity executive, to lead its East Coast office out of New York.

Havdala tells us about spinning yarn, singing Charlie Daniels’ 'The Devil Went Down to Georgia' and why she dislikes three-letter acronyms.

The firm closed its debut fund on $850m earlier this year and is set to explore a market ripe with opportunity as sellers, for various reasons, seek liquidity in 2025.

Emerging managers are still hunting down investment and value-creation skills, all while actively building their own talent pipelines.

Ortiz rejoined Palladium on a full-time basis in May earlier this year and was voted in to his role as partner this summer. He will assume the role starting January 1, 2025.

Etienne tells us about her spiritual home in Brooklyn, her dream job as an interior designer, and why use of the word 'alpha' in private markets sometimes gives her pause.

The future of private equity in healthcare belongs to firms that can cultivate a specialist approach but still pivot to promising subsectors, believes Linden Capital Partners’ Tony Davis.

Prior to BayPine, Tetler was a managing director at Bain Capital Special Situations, where he led the North America technology, media and telecom vertical.

As mid-market and emerging managers struggle for a sip of a dwindling pool of capital, opportunities abound for investors who can co-invest alongside GPs.

Heyman is now co-managing partner of JPMorgan Growth Equity Partners, which closed on a $1bn fund last year.