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Membership Published on Healthcare Private Equity Association ( Membership Published on Healthcare Private Equity Association (http://www.hcpea.org) Membership Join HCPEA [1] Membership: HCPEA is comprised of firms and professionals focused primarily on investing in healthcare leveraged buyouts and late stage growth equity. Potential member firms should have a minimum of three active healthcare portfolio companies. HCPEA is not currently focused on venture investing. Member Benefits: HCPEA offers the following benefits to its member firms: Policy Representation HCPEA works with government, the media, and organizations throughout the U.S. to foster a greater understanding of how healthcare equity investment contributes to the U.S. economy. HCPEA also provides its members with opportunities to become active in the policy formation process. Professional Development HCPEA's professional development initiatives are designed to enhance knowledge and promote the sharing of best practices, industry trends, research and strategy among investment professionals. Community/Networking Throughout the year, HCPEA provides its members with opportunities to enhance their contacts, professional development and deal flow. HCPEA's events include regional networking luncheons, special interest group gatherings and its annual meeting and awards dinner. Research and Publications The association encourages, underwrites and shares research on issues important to the healthcare investment community. Source URL: http://www.hcpea.org/membership Links: [1] http://www.hcpea.org/civicrm/contribute/transact?reset=1&id=1 Copyright © 2010 Healthcare Private Equity Association | About HCPEA | Contact Us Page 1 of 1 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) About HCPEA Published on Healthcare Private Equity Association (http://www.hcpea.org) About HCPEA The Healthcare Private Equity Association ("HCPEA") is a nonprofit trade association 501(c)(6) that represents the U.S. healthcare private equity industry. HCPEA's mission is to support the reputation, knowledge and relationships of the healthcare private equity community. HCPEA accomplishes its mission by: Fostering greater understanding of private equity's contributions to the healthcare economy Supporting public policy initiatives that make healthcare an appealing sector for investment Promoting institutional/limited partner investment in the healthcare private equity industry Providing reliable industry data and news Investing in the professional development of its members Facilitating interaction among its members Founding Firms Abingworth Management Inc [1] Apax Partners [2] Bain Capital, LLC [3] Bain Capital Ventures [4] Baird Capital Partners [5] Beecken Petty O'Keefe & Company [6] The Blackstone Group [7] Charterhouse Group, Inc. [8] Cressey & Company LP [9] DW Healthcare Partners [10] Enhanced Equity Fund, L.P. [11] Ferrer Freeman & Company, LLC [12] Flexpoint Ford, LLC [13] Frazier Healthcare Ventures [14] Frontenac Company [15] General Atlantic [16] Genstar Capital LLC [17] Health Enterprise Partners [18] Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. [19] Linden, LLC [20] Madison Dearborn Partners, LLC [21] Metalmark Capital [22] MedEquity Capital, LLC [23] MTS Health Investors [24] Nautic Partners, LLC [25] Oak Hill Capital Partners [26] Parthenon Capital Partners [27] Riordan, Lewis & Haden Equity Partners [28] Riverside Company [29] RoundTable Healthcare Partners [30] Sterling Partners [31] Summer Street Capital Partners [32] SV Life Sciences [33] TA Associates [34] TPG Capital [35] Vestar Capital Partners [36] Copyright © 2010 Healthcare Private Equity Association | About HCPEA | Contact Us Page 1 of 3 About HCPEA Published on Healthcare Private Equity Association (http://www.hcpea.org) Water Street Healthcare Partners [37] Waud Capital Partners LLC [38] Welsh, Carson, Anderson, & Stowe [39] Sponsors Source URL: http://www.hcpea.org/about-hcpea Links: [1] http://www.abingworth.com [2] http://www.apax.com/ [3] http://www.baincapital.com [4] http://www.baincapitalventures.com/ [5] http://www.rwbaird.com/ [6] http://www.bpoc.com/ [7] http://www.blackstone.com/ [8] http://www.charterhousegroup.com/ [9] http://www.cresseyco.com/ [10] http://dwhp.com/ [11] http://www.enhancedequity.com/ [12] http://www.ffandco.com/ [13] http://www.flexpointford.com/ [14] http://www.frazierhealthcare.com/ [15] http://www.frontenac.com/ [16] http://www.generalatlantic.com [17] http://www.gencap.com/ [18] http://www.hepfund.com/ [19] http://www.kkr.com/ [20] http://www.lindenllc.com [21] http://www.mdcp.com/ [22] http://www.metalmarkcapital.com/ [23] http://www.medequity.com/ [24] http://www.mtspartners.com [25] http://www.nauticpartners.com/ [26] http://www.oakhillcapital.com/ [27] http://www.parthenoncapital.com [28] http://www.rlhequity.com/ [29] http://www.riversidecompany.com [30] http://www.roundtablehp.com/ [31] http://www.sterlingpartners.com/ [32] http://www.summerstreetcapital.com/ Copyright © 2010 Healthcare Private Equity Association | About HCPEA | Contact Us Page 2 of 3 About HCPEA Published on Healthcare Private Equity Association (http://www.hcpea.org) [33] http://www.svlsa.com/ [34] http://www.ta.com/ [35] http://www.texaspacificgroup.com/ [36] http://www.vestarcapital.com/ [37] http://www.wshp.com [38] http://www.waudcapital.com/ [39] http://welshcarson.com Copyright © 2010 Healthcare Private Equity Association | About HCPEA | Contact Us Page 3 of 3 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) Member Firms Published on Healthcare Private Equity Association (http://www.hcpea.org) Member Firms Abingworth Management Inc [1] Apax Partners [2] Ares Management [3] Audax Group [4] Bain Capital Ventures [5] Baird Capital Partners [6] Beecken Petty O'Keefe & Company [7] Beverly Capital [8] The Blackstone Group [9] Charterhouse Group, Inc. [10] Court Square Capital Partners [11] Cressey & Company LP [12] Diamond Castle Holdings [13] DRI Capital [14] DW Healthcare Partners [15] Essex Woodlands [16] Flexpoint Ford, LLC [17] Frazier Healthcare Ventures [18] Friedman, Fleischer, and Lowe, LLC [19] Frontenac Company [20] General Atlantic [21] Genstar Capital LLC [22] GTCR [23] Health Enterprise Partners [24] Highlander Partners [25] Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. [26] Kaiser Permanente Ventures [27] Linden, LLC [28] Madison Dearborn Partners, LLC [29] Metalmark Capital [30] MTS Health Investors [31] Norwest Equity Partners [32] Oak Hill Capital Partners [33] Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OTPP) [34] Persistence Capital Partners [35] Riverside Company [36] RoundTable Healthcare Partners [37] Sterling Partners [38] Summer Street Capital Partners [39] SV Life Sciences [40] TA Associates [41] Thomas H. Lee [42] TPG Capital [43] Vestar Capital Partners [44] Waud Capital Partners LLC [45] Welsh, Carson, Anderson, & Stowe [46] Source URL: http://www.hcpea.org/member-firms Copyright © 2010 Healthcare Private Equity Association | About HCPEA | Contact Us Page 1 of 2 Member Firms Published on Healthcare Private Equity Association (http://www.hcpea.org) Links: [1] http://www.abingworth.com [2] http://www.apax.com/ [3] http://www.aresmgmt.com/ [4] http://www.audaxgroup.com [5] http://www.baincapitalventures.com/ [6] http://www.rwbaird.com/ [7] http://www.bpoc.com/ [8] http://www.beverly-capital.com/ [9] http://www.blackstone.com/ [10] http://www.charterhousegroup.com/ [11] http://www.courtsquare.com/# [12] http://www.cresseyco.com/ [13] http://dchold.com [14] http://www.dricapital.com/ [15] http://dwhp.com/ [16] http://www.essexwoodlands.com/ [17] http://www.flexpointford.com/ [18] http://www.frazierhealthcare.com/ [19] http://www.fflpartners.com [20] http://www.frontenac.com/ [21] http://www.generalatlantic.com [22] http://www.gencap.com/ [23] http://www.gtcr.com [24] http://www.hepfund.com/ [25] http://www.highlander-partners.com [26] http://www.kkr.com/ [27] http://www.kpventures.com [28] http://www.lindenllc.com [29] http://www.mdcp.com/ [30] http://www.metalmarkcapital.com/ [31] http://www.mtspartners.com [32] http://www.nep.com [33] http://www.oakhillcapital.com/ [34] http://www.otpp.com/wps/wcm/connect/otpp_en/home [35] http://www.persistencecapital.com/ [36] http://www.riversidecompany.com [37] http://www.roundtablehp.com/ [38] http://www.sterlingpartners.com/ [39] http://www.summerstreetcapital.com/ [40] http://www.svlsa.com/ [41] http://www.ta.com/ [42] http://www.thl.com [43] http://www.texaspacificgroup.com/ [44] http://www.vestarcapital.com/ [45] http://www.waudcapital.com/ [46] http://welshcarson.com Copyright © 2010 Healthcare Private Equity Association | About HCPEA | Contact Us Page 2 of 2 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) Officers and Directors Published on Healthcare Private Equity Association (http://www.hcpea.org) Officers and Directors Officers Joseph Ibrahim, President Brian Miller, Chairman & Founder C.Taylor Cole, Treasurer Craig Frances, M.D., Secretary & Policy Elizabeth Betten, Vice President, Research Darren Black, Vice President, Services Barry Freeman, Vice President, Membership Aaron Lillybridge, Vice President, Professional Development Jonathan Oka, Vice President, Information Technology David Tamburri, Vice President, Annual Meeting Sandy Thompson, Vice President, Products Board Members Michael Dal Bello Chris Gordon Buddy Gumina Harris Hyman IV David Katz Charles Patton Jeff Rhodes Tim Sullivan Robert Weltman Executive Director Karen Kajmo IT Director Anthony Philipp Officers Joseph Ibrahim — President Copyright © 2010 Healthcare Private Equity Association | About HCPEA | Contact Us Page 1 of 10 Officers and Directors Published on Healthcare Private Equity Association (http://www.hcpea.org)
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