Six sectors, covered on both sides.
The Firm covers each sector on both sides: the capital allocating into it, and the companies and owners operating in it.

The same six sectors, in every market.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Therapeutics, diagnostics and medical devices, the providers around them, and the venture, growth and family capital funding them to approval.
A mandate here is a company past its NIH Phase II award, or a trial with its data in hand, before it is in market.
Aerospace, Defense & Industrials
Defense and dual-use technology, space and positioning systems, the manufacturers behind them, and the defense-focused funds and family offices allocating alongside them.
A mandate here is a company already supplying the Department of Defense, or a program past its Phase II award.
Digital Infrastructure & Data Centers
Hyperscale and colocation platforms, edge facilities, fiber, and the powered land, interconnection, and PPA positions that underwrite them.
A mandate here is powered land before entitlement, or a regional operator a year from deciding whether to sell.
Energy & Project Finance
Generation, transition assets, and the project structures behind them.
A mandate here is development equity before construction, or an offtake contract a lender can size debt against.
Technology
Software, semiconductors and sensing hardware, from funded development through recurring revenue.
A mandate here is a company with recurring revenue and no process running, or a founder raising once more before a sale.
Business & Financial Services
Recurring-revenue services businesses and specialty financial platforms.
A mandate here is an owner-held platform reached before a process begins.

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Work outside these six sectors is declined.
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