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Kellogg PEVC Alumni Tracker: 2002 - 2012 NOTE: Please Submit Updates to Debbie at D-Brauer@Kellogg.Northwestern.Edu Kellogg PEVC Alumni Tracker: 2002 - 2012 NOTE: Please submit updates to Debbie at [email protected] Year First Name Last Name Fund Metro Area 2006 Christopher Mitchell Roark Capital Group Atlanta 2007 Andrea Malik Roe CRH Holdings, LLC Atlanta 2007 Peter Pettit MSouth Equity Partners Atlanta 2010 Kenny Shum Stone Arch Capital Atlanta 2004 Jesse Sandstad EquityBrands LLC Austin 2004 Harold Marshall Long Branch Capital Austin 2005 Jeff Turk Council Oak Investors Austin 2009 Dave Wride 44Doors Austin 2011 Dave Alter Austin Ventures Austin 2002 Benjamin Kahn H.I.G. Growth Partners Boston 2003 Patrick Davenport Twinstrata Boston 2004 Brian Sykora Lineage Capital Boston 2004 Justin Crotty OC&C Strategy Consultants Boston 2005 Jeff Steeves CSN Stores LLC Boston 2005 Erik Zimmer Thomas H. Lee Partners, L.P. Boston 2009 Adam Garcia Evelof Castanea Partners Boston 2010 Geoff Bowes CareGroup Investment Office Boston 2010 Rajesh Senapati HarbourVest Partners, LLC Boston 2010 Patrick Boyaggi Leader Bank Boston 2010 Mark Anderegg Little Sprouts, LLC Boston 2011 Kearney Shanahan Solamere Capital LLC Boston 2012 Jon Wakelin Altman Vilandrie & Company Boston 2012 Kelly Newton GenSyn Technologies Boston 2003 William McMahan Falfurrias Capital Partners Charlotte 2003 Will Stevens SilverCap Partners Charlotte 2002 Evan Norton Abbott Ventures Chicago 2002 John Fitzgerald Argo Management Partners Chicago 2002 Jason Mehring BlackRock Kelso Capital Chicago 2002 Phillip Gerber Fulton Capital Partners Chicago 2002 Evan Gallinson Merit Capital Partners Chicago 2002 Bryan Rupprecht MidCap Financial Chicago 2002 Steve Brown Promus Equity Partners Chicago 2002 Shyam Sharma SIM Capital Chicago 2002 Brian Trahan Trumps I, LP Chicago 2002 Karthik Vasudevan WI Capital Advisors Chicago 2003 Elizabeth Henderson AAM Asset Allocation & Management Company, LLC Chicago 2003 Mark Smolenski Abundant Venture Partners Chicago 2003 Jim Pavlik Baird Venture Partners Chicago 2003 Kent Smith Conorman Investments, LLC Chicago 2003 Jay Owen DOM Capital Group, LLC Chicago 2003 Anthony Owen DOM Capital Group, LLC Chicago 2003 David Quackenbush Prudential Capital Group Chicago 2003 Larry Tarschis The Pritzker Group- Chicago LLC Chicago Kellogg PEVC Alumni Tracker: 2002 - 2012 NOTE: Please submit updates to Debbie at [email protected] Year First Name Last Name Fund Metro Area 2004 Jeffrey Akers Adams Street Partners Chicago 2004 Triste Wyckoff-Heintz Adams Street Partners Chicago 2004 Kelly Rainko BDT CAPITAL PARTNERS, LLC Chicago 2004 Brian J Gant Capri Capital Partners LLC Chicago 2004 Jim Clark Granite Creek Partners Chicago 2004 Travis Hughes Hughes & Co. Chicago 2004 Jonathan Glick Incubation Capital Partners (Incucap) Chicago 2004 Thomas MacEjko Madison Dearborn Partners LLC Chicago 2004 Bob DeBolt Mesirow Financial Chicago 2004 Mark Staub PPM America Chicago 2004 Austin Krumpfes PPM America Capital Partners Chicago 2004 Champ Raju PPM America Capital Partners Chicago 2004 Seth Weis Stockwell Capital, LLC Chicago 2005 Jim Korczak Adams Street Partners Chicago 2005 Aaron Lillybridge Baird Capital Partners Chicago 2005 Matthew Evans Beverly Capital Chicago 2005 Christopher McLaughlin CIVC Partners Chicago 2005 Richard Copans Madison Dearborn Partners LLC Chicago 2005 Laura Albrecht Maranon Capital, L.P. Chicago 2005 Paul Lazarre Master Venture Partners Chicago 2005 Nicole Korczak Oryx Capital International Chicago 2005 Jason Rosenberg Sterling Partners LLC Chicago 2006 Matt Andrews Aegea Capital Management, LLC Chicago 2006 Cem Karsan Aegea Capital Management, LLC Chicago 2006 Rishi Goel AEGON Group Chicago 2006 Erik Brown Aspire Capital Chicago 2006 Colette Hastings Featherly Dymas Capital Chicago 2006 Ronald Kuehl Frontenac Company Chicago 2006 Paul Wormley Hadley Capital Chicago 2006 Kristin Lee Midwest Mezzanine Funds Chicago 2006 Gabe Greenbaum New World Ventures Chicago 2006 Brad O'Dell Prospect Partners, LLC Chicago 2006 Michael Wallach Sachs Capital Group Chicago 2006 Sachin Gupta Skyline Global Partners Chicago 2006 Dan Hosler Sterling Partners LLC Chicago 2006 Kimberly Moffat Sterling Partners LLC Chicago 2006 Barry Dubin Vertex Ventures LLC Chicago 2007 Aaron Rudberg Baird Private Equity Chicago 2007 Ben Riefe Benford Capital Partners Chicago 2007 Chris McCord Healthcare Growth Partners Chicago 2007 Jason Shafer Hispania Capital Partners Chicago 2007 Kapil Chaudhary I2A Fund Chicago 2007 Matt Raino Madison Dearborn Partners LLC Chicago Kellogg PEVC Alumni Tracker: 2002 - 2012 NOTE: Please submit updates to Debbie at [email protected] Year First Name Last Name Fund Metro Area 2007 Steve Szejner Prudential Capital Partners Chicago 2007 Wade Glisson Silver Oak Services Chicago 2007 Jason Moskowitz The Duchossois Group Chicago 2007 Chad Peterson Victory Park Capital Advisors, LLC Chicago 2007 Johnny Bubb West Family Investments Chicago 2008 James Rich AEGON Asset Management Chicago 2008 Laura Lester CHS Capital Chicago 2008 Chad Waynee Copia Capital LLC Chicago 2008 Sean Casey Gore Creek Asset Management Chicago 2008 Richard Rincón Hispania Capital Partners Chicago 2008 Robert Austin Lake Capital Chicago 2008 Todd Van Horn Linden, LLC Chicago 2008 Andy Baker RMB Capital Management, LLC Chicago 2008 Loren Buck Sachs Capital Group Chicago 2008 Michael Drai Sterling Partners LLC Chicago 2008 Stephen Piper Svoboda Capital Partners LLC Chicago 2008 Jonathan Franklin Walton Street Capital, L.L.C. Chicago 2008 Max Mishkin Water Street Healthcare Partners Chicago 2008 Michael Teplitsky Wynnchurch Capital, Ltd. Chicago 2009 Winston Blake, Jr. Attucks Asset Management LLC Chicago 2009 Justin Ward BDT CAPITAL PARTNERS, LLC Chicago 2009 Patrick Kassen Equity International Chicago 2009 Michael Tyree Flexpoint Ford, LLC Chicago 2009 Michael Raguseo Geneva Capital Investments LLC Chicago 2009 Kenneth Bahk Lurie Investments Chicago 2009 Manish Nayar OYA Ventures Chicago 2009 Brett Holcomb Prospect Partners, LLC Chicago 2009 Rebecca Nathan Prudential Capital Partners Chicago 2009 Peter Bernick River Forest Capital Partners, LLC Chicago 2009 John Hennegan Shore Capital Partners Chicago 2009 Greg Maletsky Waveland Investments LLC Chicago 2009 David Stott Wind Point Partners, L.P. Chicago 2010 Ryan M Milligan Chicago Growth Partners, LLC Chicago 2010 Tom Wuellner Geneva Glen Capital, LLC Chicago 2010 Justin Dupere GTCR Golder Rauner LLC Chicago 2010 Ryan Anthony LaSalle Capital Group, L.P. Chicago 2010 Michael Watts Linden, LLC Chicago 2010 Sanjay Kumar Motorola Ventures Chicago 2010 Adam Hentze RoundTable Healthcare Partners Chicago 2010 Adam Milakofsky The Pritzker Group- Chicago LLC Chicago 2010 Christopher J Graber Waud Capital Partners LLC Chicago 2010 T. Patrick Nally William Blair & Company LLC Chicago 2011 Doug Potters CIVC Partners Chicago Kellogg PEVC Alumni Tracker: 2002 - 2012 NOTE: Please submit updates to Debbie at [email protected] Year First Name Last Name Fund Metro Area 2011 Parker Davis Frontenac Company Chicago 2011 Michael Cohn GSV Advisors Chicago 2011 D.J. Lipke Prairie Capital Chicago 2011 Phil Brennan Prospect Partners, LLC Chicago 2011 Shash Yadav Second Century Ventures LLC Chicago 2011 Ryan Kelley Shore Capital Partners Chicago 2011 Derek Ferguson Victory Park Capital Advisors, LLC Chicago 2011 Mike Brennan Water Street Healthcare Partners Chicago 2011 Nick Latz Waterstone Management Group, LLC Chicago 2011 Meredith Tierney Waterstone Management Group, LLC Chicago 2012 Charlie Friend 2x Consumer Products Growth Partners, LP Chicago 2012 John DiGiovanni Baird Capital Partners Chicago 2012 Liang Chen Granite Creek Partners Chicago 2012 John Yeager H.I.G. WhiteHorse Chicago 2012 Eric Rosenberg JHL Capital Group LLC Chicago 2012 Elliott Linsley Maxim Partners, LLC Chicago 2003 Michael Maeder Fort Washington Capital Partners Cincinnati 2011 Jason Roudabush Orchard Holdings Group, LLC Cincinnati 2003 Chris K. Jones Riverside Company Cleveland 2004 Michael Moran Linsalata Capital Partners, Inc. Cleveland 2007 Joe Merrill Rockwood Equity Partners Cleveland 2011 Joe Manning Riverside Company Cleveland 2011 Brad Roberts Riverside Company Cleveland 2012 Kyle Emmons Riverside Company Cleveland 2002 Alex Bergmann Fisher Capital Corp. LLC Cranbury 2002 B. Clay Callan Highland Capital Management Dallas 2003 David Bornhoeft Silver Oak Services Dallas 2003 Christopher DuPre Wingate Partners Dallas 2005 Timothy Lawler Highland Capital Management Dallas 2005 Sarah Roth Riverside Company Dallas 2006 Andrew Zacharias Luther King Capital Management Dallas 2006 Brian Steinbrueck Wingate Partners Dallas 2007 Michael Gasparro Sabre Holdings Corporation Dallas 2008 Andrew Boisseau Insight Equity Dallas 2008 Brent Sacha Stonehenge Capital Company Dallas 2009 Jack Waterstreet Insight Equity Dallas 2010 Rob Langley Riverside Company Dallas 2011 Jonathan Gard Satori Capital, LLC Dallas 2011 Randall Hunt Satori Capital, LLC Dallas 2012 Ben Stolbach Insight Equity Dallas 2012 Lisa Hotran Intel Dallas 2003 Mike Nelson Highridge Group Denver 2003 Derek Pilling Meritage Private Equity Funds Denver Kellogg PEVC Alumni Tracker: 2002 - 2012 NOTE: Please submit updates to Debbie at [email protected] Year First Name Last Name Fund Metro Area 2003 Peter Sloan Pine Street Growth Partners Denver 2005 Colton King KRG Capital Partners Denver 2003 Naimish Patel Long Point Capital, Inc Detroit 2010 Tim Brumbaugh GM Ventures Detroit 2003 Hossam Elbadawy Lime Rock Partners Houston 2004 Andrew Brown Texas Gulf Capital Houston
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