Jonah Glick

I am excited to share our most recently closed transaction: the recapitalization of our client Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia ("CCP") in its partnership with Cardiovascular Logistics. CCP has grown to become the largest independent cardiology practice in the United States, and our team is excited to see its continued success under this new partnership. https://lnkd.in/gSWGYx9w

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Great perspective from my colleagues, Scott May and Kassandra Keller, on how Centers of Excellence (COEs) are transforming go-to-market leadership in private equity. As deal flow returns, firms that embed operational rigor through COEs will be best positioned to accelerate growth and drive returns. https://lnkd.in/ezApqzMt

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Activist Investor Galloway Capital Partners Buys 6.01% of Noodles & Company "The filing further said that Galloway “intends to engage the board and management” regarding share performance, operations, management, governance — including potential changes to the board of directors — conflicted party transactions, capital allocation policies, and strategy." #activistinvesting #shareholderactivism #corporategovernance https://lnkd.in/gJr3tFgJ

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In Churchill Asset Management's most recent survey of our private equity sponsors, nearly 80% of PE leaders say an improving M&A landscape and lower rates would sustain or increase their interest in continuation vehicles – a compelling tool for offering LPs liquidity while maximizing the value of a trophy asset. Read more about our private equity sponsors’ outlook on today’s market environment below.

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With $3.2 trillion in PE assets awaiting exits and a jammed IPO queue, SPACs have re-emerged as a viable path to liquidity for sponsors and LPs seeking alternatives to traditional timelines. https://lnkd.in/e7c2FH_S  #SPAC x Willow Lane Capital Group

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I spoke with Christien Louviere of BDE Capital about his journey from a $330mm exit to becoming an independent sponsor. Christien shared excellent insights for folks looking to partner with business owners, rather than buy sellers out completely. Below are a few of the topics we covered: - Why he moved from “zero-to-one” startups to a buy-then-build strategy - How Christien's background shaped a focus on growth vs. cost-cutting - Why 20–40% rolled equity is central to his deal structures—and how it builds trust with sellers - Using scenario analysis with AI tools to evaluate management teams and uncover hidden key-person risks - How to identify when a $3–5M EBITDA company truly has a middle management layer—or is still founder-reliant For anyone investing in or buying small businesses, Christien’s approach provides a fresh lens on growth, alignment, and deal structuring. 🎥 Watch the full interview here → https://lnkd.in/ekfkaiej 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/e86Agx6V

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A fantastic discussion with Glenn Oken, Dan Herr and Matt Rooney on the evolution of a dedicated BD team in private equity. The conversation explores how deal sourcing has transformed over his 30+ year career, examining what truly drives credibility in the market, the importance of empowering genuine decision-makers, and his journey to co-founding one of the first operationally focused private equity funds in the lower middle market. #DealSourceryPodcast

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