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JIM DEAL
Chief Executive Officer
Cloverleaf Partners
Investment Strategy
The Target, Buy-and-Build Strategy
For nearly three decades, the buy-and-build strategy has successfully partnered capital and support with exceptional executives in high-potential industries. Over the last several funds, the Cressey & Company team has further refined this strategy by adding proprietary screening and analytical tools to its investment process.Now referred to as 'Target, Buy-and-Build', the Cressey & Company strategy has proven to be particularly powerful in the healthcare industry. With strong secular growth, complex non-market forces and significant fragmentation, the Cressey & Company strategy applies unique insights and experience to produce extraordinary results. The investment professionals at Cressey & Company are leaders in their industry because they become experts in their management partners' industries.
The following summarize the key elements of Cressey & Company's Target, Buy-and Build Strategy:
How Cressey & Company Differs
While many firms with similar pedigrees have grown to focus on larger deals, the Cressey & Company team is proud to continue its focus on the middle market. Rather than being an owner or investor, the Cressey & Company team focuses on being a value-added partner, empowering talented executives to increase their impact in industries and organizations. The Firm's unique strategy is complemented by a culture built on teamwork and innovation. Cressey & Company believes that its focus on building world-class healthcare companies in partnership with exceptional executives has already proven to be an enduring strategy.Cressey & Company views the following as key sources of competitive advantage in healthcare investing:
Typical Investment Parameters
Cressey & Company will consider a wide-range of transaction opportunities for either platform or add-on investments. While there is no formula for selecting investment candidates, the following characteristics are typical of opportunities that the Firm finds attractive:
